©1968
2024

Emanuele Lisci

Registered Architect (Italy)
M.Arch (Italy)

Reuben O’Halloran

Associate
B.Arch

Lyndsay Macauley

Senior Architectural Technician
BAS

Vicky Lam

Interior Designer
B.Des (Spatial)

Harry Lewis

Intermediate Architectural Technician
BAS

Sarah Cutler

Associate
Registered Architect

Neve Bilani

Senior Architectural Graduate
B.Arch.E.

Tegan Ingram

Intermediate Architectural Graduate
M.Arch (Prof)

Jen Nung Hong

Registered Architect
M.Arch (Prof)

John Wardle

Registered Architect
ANZIA B.Arch

Tommy Cheng

Project Lead
M.Arch (Hons)

Tessa Pawson

Senior Associate, Interiors
B.Des

Tessa Pawson

Tessa is Peddlethorp’s Interior Design Lead, specialising in the creation of exceptional workplace, residential and hospitality spaces. 

Tessa’s design experience and empathetic approach ensure each project is thoughtfully considered, entirely individual and curated specifically to the client’s needs. She is skilled at workshopping with stakeholders and turning this into a brief, then translating these requirements spatially into beautiful designs that deliver and exceed expectations. All while carefully working within the specific constraints of the projects.

Tessa is responsible for designing and delivering our own Britomart Studio which has won multiple awards. She is currently immersed in the design of premium retirement living developments including The Foundation Parnell and Pacific Lakes Village Pavilion projects.

Joined Peddlethorp:
2012

Associate since:
2020

Sector experience:
Commercial, Workplace, Hotel & Hospitality, Residential

Key projects:
Foundation Precinct, Auckland
Harbour Eats, Commercial Bay
UBS offices, Auckland
QT Hotel, Auckland
Pauanui Beach House
Caros Grey Lynn
Peddlethorp Studio

Professional notes:
B. Des

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Stuart Grandin

Senior Architectural Technician
B.Arch

Stephanie Devaney

Accounts + HR

Robert Park

Associate
M.Arch (Prof) (Hons)

Richard Goldie

Director
FNZIA B.Arch

Richard Goldie

Richard is a director of Peddlethorp, one of our most experienced leaders, and the principal architect of our unique research-based design approach.

He has worked on projects across Auckland and throughout New Zealand, ranging from city-scale master planning and large buildings, through to bespoke housing and retail – many of them award-winners.

Alongside his architectural work, Richard has developed a practice-wide research-based design discipline which unearths the unique opportunities of each site and brief, and aligns these with masterful architectural craft to deliver carefully scaled, authentic, enduring buildings. 

Richard has tutored to Masters level at University of Auckland, undertaken governance roles with NZIA and Property Council of NZ, chaired the recent NZCIC Guidelines review and contributed to several major industry initiatives. 

He has seawater in his blood.

Joined Peddlethorp:
1997

Director since:
2000

Sector experience:
Civic, Commercial, Sports, Residential, 

Key projects:
Australis Nathan, Britomart, Auckland
Sofrana Barrington, Britomart, Auckland
Auckland Waterfront Stadium proposal
Metropolis, Auckland

Professional notes:
FNZIA B.Arch

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Richard Atkins

Senior Associate, Information Manager

Richard Atkins

Richard is an Associate and Information Manager at Peddlethorp, with 30 years of construction industry experience in New Zealand and the UK. 

Richard’s expertise in contract documentation, site observation skills and knowledge of quality systems have made him a powerful force behind our best practice standards.

A highly experienced architectural technician, Richard is responsible for creating, coordinating, and controlling contract documentation across all design phases, both internally and with external consultant teams. He is often responsible for establishing the BIM execution plan on projects. He also monitors overall project documentation standards and supports design teams as needed.

Richard understands the importance of clarity of design to achieve the best result for project, client and the built environment.

Joined Peddlethorp:
2012

Associate since:
2015

Sector experience:
Commercial, Residential. Hospitality, Seniors Living and Aged Care, Sports and Recreation

Key projects:
Sir John Guise Stadium, The Sands

Professional:
Chair of Auckland Revit User Group

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Bradley Luke

Director
FNZIA B.Arch NZCAD

Bradley Luke

Brad is a Director of Peddlethorp, with over 20 years of experience in New Zealand and the UK.  His expertise is extensive, having worked on diverse projects including multi-unit housing, corrections, masterplanning, education and commercial. He has led multi-disciplinary teams on some of our largest developments, including Seascape Auckland, set to be New Zealand’s tallest residential tower.

Brad’s pragmatic approach integrates analytical and technical insight with an emphasis on clarity in resolving complex design issues. He also oversees the development of our renowned documentation and quality assurance systems. This is allied to his deep knowledge of materials and construction systems, and a broader commercial understanding of design, construction and regulatory controls involved with the successful assembly of buildings. 

Brad regularly provides expert evidence and advice for MBIE and the NZIA and is actively involved in teaching at tertiary institutions and architectural graduate programmes.

Outside work, Brad is likely to be found mountain biking in a forest somewhere with his young family

Joined Peddlethorp:
1997

Director since:
2011

Sector expertise:
Multi-Unit Residential, Commercial, Education, Corrections, Masterplanning.

Major projects:
Seascape, Auckland
Auckland South Mens’ Corrections Facility
Westgate Residential, Auckland
ANZ Centre, Christchurch
Ballantynes, Christchurch
Hereford Academy, London
Stamford Residences, Auckland

Professional notes:
Fellow of NZIA
External Examiner for Unitec School of Architecture
NZIA lecturer

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Cameron Pattullo

Senior Associate
NatDipArchTech, LBP Design 3

Cameron Pattullo

A born and bred son of Tamaki Makaurau, Cameron has spent much of his professional career consumed by (and engaged in ) the renewal and growth of urban Auckland. He is passionate about the city and its built environment, and being part of its change enlivens him. 

Cameron is an experienced senior architectural technician with a background in Architectural Technology – but he describes himself as a ‘documentation artist’. He trained at Unitec when drawing boards were still a thing; now Cameron uses his creative talent and a digital pencil to bring designs and concepts to life for us and our clients. 

Joined Peddlethorp:
2004

Associate since:
2019

Sector experience:
Commercial, Residential, Sports and Recreation

Key projects:
Kainga Ora
65 Federal Street Tower
Commercial Bay
Union Green
Sir John Guise Stadium, Papua New Guinea
Botanica Heritage
Britomart East
Sofitel, Lighter Quay 

Professional notes:
NatDipArchTech, Unitec
Design 3, LBP

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Davide Cappello

Architect (UK Registered)
M.Arch (Italy) PostGrad (UK) Ing.sezA (Italy) ARB (UK)

Derek Kawiti

Associate Director
M.Arch (UK) B.Arch (Hons)

Emma Curran

Intermediate Architectural Graduate
M.Arch (Prof)

Hanan Hamoudi

Senior Architectural Graduate
B.Arch

Hayley Oh

Senior Architectural Graduate
M.Arch (Prof)

James Valentine

Associate
B.Arch (Hons) BBSc

Jonathan Drinkwater

Associate
Architectural Technology BSc (Hons) NZCAD

Josh Grant

Associate Director
B.Arch

Josh Grant

Josh is a Senior Designer and Associate Director at Peddlethorp.  He has had an integral role in some of our most challenging and complex projects.

Josh brings a particular understanding of the delivery process for large scale schemes – from preliminary concept drawing, through to architectural detailing, and the transitional reality of drawing to construction.

He is an extremely effective communicator, experienced in coordinating large consultant teams in collaborative environments, and expert at navigating consent strategies and processes.  

Josh has recently been involved in the design development of the (187 metre) Seascape Auckland residential tower, and is currently Peddlethorp’s Design Team Lead for the Sylvia Park commercial projects. 

Joined Peddlethorp:
2003

Associate Director since:
2021

Sector experience:
Commercial, Hotel & Hospitality, Residential

Key Projects:
South Auckland Corrections Facility
Eleven Paora St, Auckland
Hilton Queenstown
Seascape Auckland

Professional notes:
B. Arch

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Kusay George

Senior Architectural Graduate
M.Arch (Prof) (Hons)

Manuel Diaz

Director
ANZIA B.Arch

Manuel Diaz

With over two decades of experience leading design projects across Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea, Manuel specialises in navigating complex, technically demanding projects with precision and decisiveness. His portfolio includes award-winning architecture across various sectors, including high-end residential, hospitality, gaming, infrastructure, and prefabricated modular construction.

Manuel is committed to building strong, positive working relationships. He prioritises collaboration and open communication, ensuring that client goals are met with clarity and efficiency. Manuel’s approach to design is grounded in simplicity, clarity, and rationality, delivering beautiful yet practical solutions that resonate with clients and communities alike.

Passionate about sustainability and culturally-sensitive design solutions, Manuel integrates environmentally conscious principles into his work, reflecting connections that honour the land. He is also invested in mentoring emerging talent within the industry, collaborating with academic institutions and actively participating in professional organizations such as Property Council New Zealand.

In summary, Manuel’s focus centres on technical expertise and an ability to build meaningful connections and partnerships. Through this collaborative approach, he continues to deliver innovative and impactful architecture that enriches the built environment and inspires future generations.

Joined Peddlethorp:
2012

Director since:
2020

Sector experience: Commercial, Hotel & Hospitality, Sport, Industrial,
Gaming, Transportation, Residential, Social Housing, Prefabricated / DfMA.

Key projects / Clients:
Kāinga Ora
St Marks, Auckland
Papua New Guinea Stadia, Port Moresby
The Grounds, Hobsonville Point
Travelodge Hotel, Infratil Infrastructure Property Limited
Crown Casino, Melbourne
Craigieburn Train Maintenance Facility, Melbourne
Auckland International Airport

Professional notes:
NZRAB Registered Architect, 2007
ARBV Registered Architect, 2008
RAIA Member, 2012
ANZIA

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Matt Smith

Associate
ANZIA B.Arch

Pierre van Tonder

Associate Director
ANZIA B.Arch

Pierre van Tonder

Pierre is an Associate Director at Peddlethorp. His broad experience as a designer and project architect encompasses a wide variety of building typologies – from airports and speciality laboratories to public precinct and school master planning and design.

Pierre believes communication is fundamental to the design process. He enjoys bringing together diverse stakeholders and their different viewpoints, using this as a catalyst for creativity as he explores how to make it all work harmoniously. 

His commitment to excellence, client-centred follow-through and proven ability to anticipate design issues enable him to deliver projects that are durable, robust, and true to their design intent.

Joined Peddlethorp:
2015

Associate Director since:
2019

Sector experience:
Civic, Commercial, Institutional, Aged Care & Retirement Living, Education .

Key projects:
The Foundation (Parnell), Waimarie (St Heliers)

Professional notes:
ANZIA, B.Arch

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Andrew Simpson

Communications Executive
B.Com (Marketing)

People

We attract bright, talented people who thrive in a culture unencumbered by ego and empire-building. Our ethic is one of honesty and hard work. We are fortunate to have some of the most experienced and qualified architects in the industry sitting in our studio. While known for striking and distinctive designs, we are proud of having no ‘house style’.