Quentin Seik

Architect / Designer

Melbourne, Australia
I am a multi-talented Architect and Designer with over 10 years of industry experience in architecture. My career to date has involved work in a wide range of projects and sectors including; residential (both market and affordable), commercial, education, industrial, public/cultural, religious and the restoration of listed buildings. The wide variety of challenges this experience has presented means that I have developed a strong ability to critically analyse situations, and adapt to their varying demands.

In addition to my work in practice I have tutored students at both Brighton University and the Architectural Association in London. I have also provided work for and helped to organise an architectural exhibition at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. I am a registered architect in the UK and Victoria, Australia.

Work Experience

Silver Thomas Hanley

Design Architect

In my role as a Design and Project Architect I am currently engaged in the delivery of a specialist Acquired Brain Injury Unit and associated Independent Living Units. The Caulfield Community Health Service provides rehabilitation, aged care, residential care, mental health and community services on a 12 hectare site located in a developed residential precinct.
March 2012 - Present Melbourne, Australia

LCE Architects

Architect

Initially employed as an Architectural Assistant at this medium sized design-led firm, I achieved my RIBA Part 3 qualifications to become a fully registered Architect. I have been involved with a number of major projects both in the UK and internationally and have worked on schemes in a wide variety of sectors. This experience has included running jobs from conception through to completion and leading design teams on major building projects. In addition I have been responsible for the development and implementation of a creative training programme for work experience students and interns.
June 2007 - October 2011 Brighton, United Kingdom

Paul Scott Architect

Architectural Assistant

I was employed as a Part I Architectural Assistant by a sole practitioner working in a busy office alongside two experienced technicians, producing a range of information from conceptual sketches, planning and building regs drawings through to full tender and construction information. The practice's work was mainly in the residential, education and commercial sectors.
August 2005 - September 2006 Dorchester, United Kingdom

Weymouth & Portland Borough Council

Town Planning Assistant

During a 6 week placement as part of my degree, I researched and produced an in-depth report into the location and effect of the telecommunications masts in the area. It encompassed the future implications of the technology’s infrastructure at local, regional and national level. This document was later referenced in UK Government Green and White Papers on future planning policy.
February 2005 - April 2005 Weymouth, United Kingdom

Education

University Of Brighton

PG Diploma in Management, Practice & Law in Architecture (RIBA Part III)

October 2009 - October 2010 Brighton, United Kingdom

University Of Brighton

PG Diploma in Architecture (RIBA Part II)

September 2006 - June 2008 Brighton, United Kingdom

University Of The West Of England

BA (Hons) Architecture & Town Planning

Graduated with Upper Second Class Honours
September 2001 - June 2005 Bristol, United Kingdom

Languages

English (Native),
German (Conversational),

Awards

Dulux Colour Awards

Shortlisted Finalist - MCH Car Park

2015

Skills

Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Digital Photography, Graphic Design, 3D StudioMax, Adobe Acrobat Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Bridge, Adobe Dreamweaver, Autocad 2D, Autocad 3d, Branding, Google Sketchup Pro, Hand Drawing, Microsoft Office, Physical Modeling, Revit, Rhinoceros, V-Ray, Vector Graphics, Vectorworks,