Robert provides administrative support to the MRC team through project research, client and competitor correspondence, and work on competition documentation.
Before joining MRC, Robert lived in South Korea for over two years. Teaching English for one year, he went on to study Korean at Korea University in Seoul to the highest proficiency level.
Robert focused on English architectural history in his final year of undergraduate study, which was a catalyst for his interest in the role of architecture in defining a sense of place. He is particularly interested in the need for quality architecture that creates lasting value.
Outside of work, Robert plays a number of musical instruments including the trumpet and bass guitar, enjoys watching live music and collecting vinyl records.
Robert has a BA in History from Durham University.