Greg began working in the architecture industry in 2004, where he has designed homes for people with disabilities from early in his career.

 In 2014, he began to focus his career on creating accessible homes, subsequently establishing an expertise in the field.

Greg’s expertise spans the full project lifecycle; from assessing the accommodation needs of individuals with disabilities to preparing scheme proposals, budget costings, statutory approvals, tender documentation, contract administration, cost control, and overseeing completion on site.

His projects range from £100k adaptations to £2m new builds incorporating hydrotherapy pools.

The majority of Greg’s instructions arise from clinical negligence and personal injury cases, covering a wide range of disabilities including brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, and cerebral palsy.

He is experienced in liaising with clients, solicitors and barristers, as well as case managers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and other professionals involved in the rehabilitation process.

Greg graduated with a Master’s Degree in Architecture and Chartered as a Building Engineer.

He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists and the Chartered Institute of Building, and is trained in the Passive House Standard and Building Biology Principles.

Greg has also completed expert witness training with Bond Solon and is a member of the Expert Witness Institute.

Through his education and experience, Greg is able to act as the Principal Designer under the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations and the Building Safety Act, as well as able to provide his fair and impartial opinions to the courts.