Andrew Irving
came permanently to Nelson in 1999, after travelling in Europe and
practising architecture in London.Shortly afterwards he entered partnership with Ian Jack.
Andrew has been involved in a variety of Nelson projects
including tourist ventures, commercial developments and educational facilities. He has
extensive experience of residential design, and was the architect for the award-winning Nelson
Provincial Museum.
A past secretary of the NZIA Nelson Marlborough branch, Andrew has an honours degree in Architecture from Victoria University Wellington and is an Associate Member of the New Zealand Institute of Architects.
Outside architecture, Andrew's interests focus on sports and the outdoors. Also an enthusiastic traveller, he and his partner, Stacey, recently returned from an overland trip through Africa. Having completed renovations to a Nelson townhouse, they are now focussing attention on their bach in Golden Bay, and looking after their son, Zac. |
