After joining Gandy & Roberts in 1995, Adam moved overseas in 1999 to pursue opportunities in the UK. Whilst in London he worked on a number of high-profile buildings including The Bullring in Birmingham whilst with The Waterman Partnership, and The World Trade Centre in London with Upton McGougan. He became a director in 2002 after returning to Hobart with a greater appreciation for the freedom of design and creative ideas that exist at Gandy & Roberts.
Adam’s projects include new buildings and redevelopments in health, education and justice facilities, plus private and commercial developments. Be it small or large scale, new or repurposed buildings, the significance of these projects are all that they continue to maintain and extend professional standards within the industry with exceptional outcomes that benefit the community. Adam’s 30 years of experience are significant, witnessing and taking part in the progressive and extensive changes in our built environment which are most fulfilling to his career.
Adam’s creativity, enthusiasm and ability to work with a wide range of people is evident in all of his projects and established network of professionals.
Adam has taken a lead role on projects such as UTAS IMAS Prices Warf #2 ($45M), UTAS ACIPA The Hedberg ($110M), UTAS Inveresk Campus Redevelopment of the Stone Building and School of Architecture (~$15M), The Vibe Hotel (~$40M), Ibis Styles Hotel (~$40M), The Channel Court Shopping Centre all stages to completion and design of both St John’s Southern Mental Health Facility ($47M) and the Tasman Hospital (~$16M).
Adam’s current projects include The Burnie Courts Development, Devonport Mental Health Facility, Risdon Prison Maximum Security Accommodation and The Spring Farm Shopping Centre, all descriptive of the variety of significant projects that Adam has involvement in.