The practice was formed in 1992 by Andrew Nesbitt, an honours graduate in architecture with extensive previous experience at senior management level in private practice in Belfast. Now in the 18th year of successful trading with many significant projects completed and with established Quality and Environmental Management procedures in place, the practice is structured to provide clients with a personal and professional service and offers design and management skills in architecture and related disciplines.

Environment

The practice is believed to be the first architectural practice in the UK to achieve registration to ISO 14001 in August 1998.  The environmental management system is designed to monitor and thus influence the indirect effects of design decisions on the environmental performance of completed projects.

The purpose of the system is to encourage the implementation of best practice in all areas of sustainable design.

Studio

The practice Studio is the former lending library hall of Carnegie Building which was acquired and fully restored by the practice in 1996.

The Carnegie Building has been restored by Andrew Nesbitt architects to provide new studios for the practice in the original lending library hall.

Facilities

The Studio uses AutoCad and Microstation in a fully networked environment with broadband connectivity.

Feasibility

Introductory studies and appraisals of sites and buildings can be carried out by the practice to enable clients to determine the optimum development procedure to suit their objective and timescale.

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