Daniel joined Howells in 2005, and his projects often focus on sustainability, affordable family accommodation, low-carbon housing, and large-scale regeneration. A key driver for these projects has been his approach to involve potential residents or occupiers from the start, and throughout the project, to take on board feedback and develop the best possible places for people to live and work.

 

Daniel is based in Howells’ Birmingham office, with his projects predominately located in East London and Ireland. He has designed and delivered multiple award-winning, mixed-use, residential-led projects that range from the small-scale Triangle, Swindon development to the large-scale Royal Wharf and London City Island the HQ for English National Ballet.

 

Dan has represented GHA at numerous events for organisations including the Brick Development Association, the Welsh School of Architecture, Coventry University and New London Architecture. Dan is a Part III Examiner at the Birmingham School of Architecture and Design at Birmingham City University. Since 2022 Daniel has been chair of the Midlands board of LandAid, a charity focusing on ending youth homelessness by bringing together the property industry to support charities delivering life-changing services for young people who are or have been homeless.