Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.
Andrew Hapgood first joined David Chipperfield Architects for a year while training as an architect. He re-joined the practice in 2011 after working in London, New York, Istanbul, Milan and Reggio Emilia, leading several museum, commercial, educational and residential projects. While at the practice, Andrew has worked on two major residential projects in London: a private residence on Lincoln’s Inn Fields and One Kensington Gardens, both of which incorporate new architectural interventions within historic fabric and are situated in conservation areas.