Cassidy + Ashton appoints experienced architect specialist

North West architectural, planning and building surveying practice, Cassidy + Ashton, has strengthened its architecture and design team with the appointment of David Rivers as architectural assistant.

David, a specialist across commercial, hospitality and residential sectors, joins the practice from C4 Projects in Warrington.

He will be based at Cassidy + Ashton’s Preston office, supporting the architecture and design team, working on both residential and commercial design projects.

David has extensive experience spanning over a wide range of projects including new build warehouses, hospitality venues and restaurants as well as residential and mixed-use accommodation.

He has developed a particular niche working on luxury residential dwellings, most recently, on the design of a multi-million luxury residential complex in Cheshire.

Alistair Baines, chairman of Cassidy + Ashton said: “David is a strong architecture and design professional, and we are delighted to welcome him to our team. He will strengthen our expertise and client services within this discipline. This helps to ensure we deliver thoughtfully-designed and more sustainable spaces for people to live and work and continually improving the wellbeing of our local communities.”

With an honours degree in interior architecture and a masters in architecture, David aspires to become a Chartered Architect and has a keen awareness for sustainable design.

David said on his appointment: “Cassidy + Ashton offers a greater scope of work across many sectors and locations. I have quickly settled into the friendly team and am already working on some exciting projects including the design of a residential development in Preston and a new warehouse development in Ellesmere Port.

“It is obvious there will be many opportunities for me to both extend my architectural skills and gain valuable experience at Cassidy + Ashton. I look forward to progressing my career in such a well-known and well-respected practice.”

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