Alan founded the practice and is responsible for the strategic direction of the business. He devotes much of his time to project inception, concept development and design review. He has a particular passion for vision led regeneration and reinvention of urban centres and this sits well with his current position as Scottish Chair of Revo (the retail property and placemaking community).

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Grace is a Part 2 student from the Mackintosh School of Architecture. She is interested in urban regeneration and the social impact of design on communities. A strong believer in the design value of modelmaking, you will probably find her in our onsite workshop, creating models for our studio and our clients.

Dougie is undoubtedly Threesixty’s unflappable technical guru with a background in Building Control that's vital when challenged. This marathon man has an eye for detail, great technical sketches and a penchant for bikes, beer and big boxes, proving all the best things come in small packages.

[Noun, Italian, Ste-Fa-No] 1. To cause accidental breakage/spillage. Doing a Stef 2. Acoustic: Loud. Very Loud. Stef Loud. 3. Work: doesn’t wait for that special project. Every project is special. 4. Partytecture: goes to work to play with friends.

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Kirsty joined us as a student in 2014. She has since studied abroad in the Czech Republic and Canada and completed a masters in distillery design. With a vast sporting background as both player and coach her skills are in team management, communication and knee injuries. Kirsty has experience across many sectors but has a particular thing for whisky distilleries.

Working across a range of sectors, Ben applies his multi-disciplinary graphic skills to a range of marketing and project work. Keen to explore intersection between architecture and graphic design, Threesixty provides an energetic environment that inspires him to explore new ideas and processes.

Originally from Inverness, after having worked abroad on a wide variety of projects in Vietnam, Dubai and London, he has returned to Inverness to practice and pursue his career in the Scottish Highlands. During the weekends he enjoys hillwalking and being outdoors in Scotland’s fine weather.

Paul is our IT specialist with over 16 years experience in 'dealing' with Architects. He's a former Scottish bowls internationalist who enjoys a wee Chateauneuf du Pape and malt whisky. He also has a strange obsession with zombie apocalypses and shoes.

Originally from Romania, Beatrice joined our studio in Glasgow as a Part 1 ready to take on new challenges. An enthusiast for sustainable architecture, Beatrice hopes that one day she will design cob buildings. Other than that, she enjoys going to the gym (when she can't find excuses not to), drawing portraits and travelling.

Having returned to Glasgow to join Threesixty after 7 years in Manchester, Anthony has worked on multiple sectors including commercial, hospitality, health, blue light and retail. He is passionate about his espresso and still believes he will one day write a Christmas number one.

As a general design enthusiast, Gina loves taking on a new challenge. Particularly interested in accessible and inclusive design, she always ensures a people-first approach. From modelmaking to DIY, she loves making things by hand, approaching everything with positivity and creativity.

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Molly is an outdoor enthusiast with a passion for all things green. With a year’s experience working in the Himalayas, she takes precedents from the natural landscape for her designs, creating buildings that complement their surroundings. She enjoys the topic of people focused architecture where a design is integrated into the community as well as the urban context.

Sam likes to point out he's not a sports fanatic, but does love to travel. He has worked in Barcelona, Melbourne, London and Wellington, but says these are culturally poor in comparison to Threesixty Glasgow. For some reason he likes really loud socks.

Rebecca joined as a student in 2014, and loving the design culture and values of Threesixty she jumped at the chance to return full time in 2017. In addition to her role as aspiring visioneer for the transformation of unloved retail environments, she can often be found educating the younger team members on the fundamentals of 'partytecture'.

Laura has been here since the beginning. She heads up the practice administration and finance for Threesixty, and takes care of the dirty work like payroll, credit control, purchase ledger and sales invoicing. Her bossy and flirty nature comes in handy for this role!

Ross is our 3D Visualisation expert. He uses his architectural background to turn the most abstract concepts into exciting 3D creations. With over 15 years’ in all things 3D he's an experienced artist with an eye for detail and a creative spark. Ross loves film, far-flung travel and will happily recount the time when he had an inside tour of Pixar.

Originally from the Highlands, Hannah studied at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen before returning to pursue her career in the Inverness studio. At the weekends you can find her traversing the Scottish hills hoping to bag all the Munros.

Owner of the studio's most powerful facial hair, this ex-Samson of architectural drawing produces outstanding quality work. An admirer of strength, particularly in terms of concept and cups of tea, but also has a delicate side and love of a good detail.

Architect, running enthusiast, music fascist. His love of all things design is balanced by his pathological loathing of all things soft rock, with a special hatred reserved for Bon Jovi.

Asya has an eye for symmetrical facades and modern rustic interiors. Originally from Bulgaria she has a passion for exploring new horizons and facing challenging design briefs. Asya has an individual and unconventional approach to design and has demonstrated a strong will to think outside the box. A fan of furry animals such as pandas and highland cows, she is a keen animal welfare enthusiast.

Moving from Perth to Glasgow, Lucy studied at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, and is now embarking on her Part 1 ‘year-out’ in our Glasgow studio. Lucy has big plans this year to master the art of frothing milk, as so far her fellow Part 1, Hayley, has shown her up.

Originally from Belfast, Paul moved to Glasgow in 2003 to study at the Art School. After uni, he worked in Canada, then on to Perth before returning to Glasgow. Paul has a love of any sport which has led him to becoming a qualified ski instructor and still believes he could make it as a professional 'Hungry Hungry Hippos' player.

Being one for the detail, Kieron brings this focussed attention to the studio in all matters. A skilled all-rounder he loves the complexity in a challenge and finding that perfect solution that ticks the shared goal box. Once he’s done all that, he eats biscuits then runs.

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Born and trained in Glasgow and with every breath he takes, Gerry is passionate about the city he lives and works in. With too many years’ experience in architecture, urbanism and academia and in both private and public sectors, he believes that a strong concept should be good enough to be visible at the end of a project.

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Christy is the second shinty player to join Threesixty and, along with Neal, has the ambition to create a Threesixty team. She loves travelling around the big cities of Europe, a passion probably born from spending most of her life in the quiet suburbs of Bearsden.

Originally from Canada, Hayley joined the Glasgow studio with a passion for urban design that can be used to solve social and environmental concerns. A jill of all trades and master of most, Hayley spends her free time picking up random hobbies from crocheting and sewing her own garments to latte art that will surely qualify her as the studio barista.

Adrian moved to the Highlands from Romania in 2006, and joined our Inverness studio in 2021. He’s particularly interested in community driven place making and energy efficient buildings. Adrian hobbies include oil painting and taking computers apart with varying degrees of success. Carrying a few racquets in his car, he’s always ready for a game of tennis.

Originally from Madrid, Aurora joined Threesixty in 2013 for a short internship and has stayed on since. Focussed in the social impact of design and always willing to try new things (haggis, Irn Bru, Bovril, etc) and start new ideas (community gardens, swap shops, time banks…), Aurora lives life with a smile!

Rory loves Architecture and the Highlands. In 2008 he combined these passions and opened our Inverness studio. With lots of experience across the Commercial, Retail and Residential sectors, he has developed a strong team who deliver projects across the north of Scotland.

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Gio and his wardrobe joined Threesixty in 2009, and brought with him/it an entire redefinition of the term ‘colourful’. Gio continues to successfully deliver a variety of projects no matter what the scale, and when something is broken and needs to be fixed Gio’s the man with the right tools.

Louise has spent time exploring and working in various UK and overseas locations, but she is at her happiest at home in the Highlands. She has a keen interest in sustainable architecture and how design can create a positive social impact, nurturing sustainable communities. In her spare time, she has taken up the challenge of learning to flyfish, and can generally be found outdoors with her dog at her side.

Gillian has a twin thing going on, dividing her skills between Community and Retail projects, she is passionate about exceeding the Client's demands and end user's expectations. Design focused yet commercially aware. More 'twice as nice' than 'double trouble' she also loves running and eating.

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Neal and our resident “Idea Generator” joined the Inverness studio in 2012 moving south to Glasgow a year later. With strong conceptual skills Neal enjoys taking on a challenge. When not working on a wide variety of projects, he enjoys connecting with his northern routes through a game of Shinty.

A core member of the practice since 2005, running all manner of tricky projects from conception through to completion. Exceptional technical ability, always right and generally awesome at everything.