ELEVATION ARCHITECTURE WELCOMES PATRICK THOMAS, HERITAGE SPECIALIST
Elevation Architecture is thrilled to welcome Patrick Thomas, a Heritage Specialist, to our team. Patrick recently completed his Master of Architecture at The University of Queensland and brings a strong focus on heritage and adaptive reuse to our practice. His experience spans a diverse range of projects, including heritage, commercial, and educational developments, where he has demonstrated expertise in architectural design, site documentation, and heritage impact assessments.
Patrick's meticulous approach to documenting site conditions, honed through his work with heritage projects and existing built forms, is complemented by his proficiency in advanced techniques such as 3D scanning, drone photography, and photogrammetry. These skills enable him to create innovative and immersive representations of the built environment, serving as valuable tools to inform the design process.
Specializing in balancing development needs with heritage preservation, Patrick offers design advice for heritage sites and explores adaptive reuse options to maximize their potential. His addition to our team underscores Elevation Architecture's strong capability in heritage architecture and our commitment to preserving the past while innovating for the future.
Greg Adsett, Managing Director and principal architect at Elevation Architecture, expresses his enthusiasm: "We are delighted to welcome Patrick to our team. His expertise in heritage architecture enhances our ability to deliver projects that respect historical significance while meeting contemporary needs. We look forward to integrating his skills into our practice and continuing to create spaces that connect people and build communities."
As Elevation Architecture continues to grow, Patrick's arrival marks a significant step in our journey to redefine how we approach heritage architecture, ensuring that our projects honour the past while embracing the future.
Stay tuned as we embark on this exciting journey, delivering architecture that resonates with people and establishes a sense of place.