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BArch (Hons), NZCD (Arch), Registered Architect (NZ), Fellow NZIA, RAIA, NZIA Gold Medal 2012,  NZIA Auckland, 2006-2008

email: pete@bossleyarchitects.co.nz

mob: 021 645 508

Pete has an extensive reputation in architecture and interior design, with particular experience in museums, galleries, residential and retail. He was the joint principal responsible for design and documentation of the architecture of the national Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, whilst a Director at Jasmax, including interior design of all public and work spaces. With his partners, he guides the concept direction of all projects in the practice, and his work has received numerous architectural awards. He has exhibited and lectured extensively on his work here and overseas, including Tokyo, Vancouver, Santiago, and Australia. He has also taught architectural design for over 25 years, and was Adjunct Professor of Architecture at Unitec Architecture and Landscape School.

Pete’s work has been published in a wide variety of NZ and international publications, and a monograph of the practice was published in 2005. In 2012 Pete was awarded the NZIA Gold Medal, the highest honour in New Zealand Architecture. As well as the satisfaction of receiving so many awards from his architectural peers, one of the most gratifying aspects of his career is the long list of clients who have returned to commission more than one project.

BArch , NZCAD, Registered Architect (NZ), Architect Member, NZIA

email: peters@bossleyarchitects.co.nz

mob: 021 026 53433

Peter has extensive experience in delivering commercial projects across a wide range of project types, commercial office and retail development, industrial, public, health, mixed-use, apartments, visitor accommodation and residential throughout New Zealand and in the Pacific.

Peter’s experience with projects in the pacific region including Niue, Papua New Guinea and Honiara. He has recently completed the Te Awahou project facility in Foxton, incorporating additions and alterations to an existing warehouse to transform it into a Museum, Cafe, Library, Youth Space and incorporating meeting spaces. Park Hyatt Hotel in Auckland .

Peter provides his projects with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the building and construction process. His ability to apply his design skills through all project phases, resolve complex technical issues and manage project teams all contribute to the overall success of the project.

BArch (Hons) Registered Architect (NZ),
Architect Member, NZIA

email:  finn@bossleyarchitects.co.nz

mob:  021 202 7849

Finn has a range of experience across commercial, housing and mixed-use residential and masterplanning project types. Finn makes an enthusiastic and constructive contribution to the design process and throughout all phases of a project.

Finn is an advanced user of CAD software, his technical aptitude facilitates concise deliverables within a projected timeframe. He has an effective approach to contract administration and is accustomed to following a project through to completion.

Finn also tutors part time at the Unitec School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, which keeps him up to date with cutting edge industry developments and constantly provides a refreshing perspective on design.

Dip Mgt, NZIM

mob: 021 2567636

email: andream@bossleyarchitects.co.nz

Andrea has been with Bossley Architects since 2001. She assists with the organisation and administration of the company, with extensive experience in accounting, business communication, staff management and recruitment. She is responsible for project time-cost and management, through to budgeting and control.

Andrea has previously worked with other consultants in the industry including engineers and local authorities and has overseas experience in the finance industry.

BArch (Hons), NZCD (Arch), Registered Architect (NZ), Architect Member, NZIA

Lynley has been involved in the Architecture industry for over 20 years, due to her abiding passion for the creation of built forms. She began working as a draftsperson, which consequently led to further Architectural studies. Lynley has now been practising as a registered Architect for over 10 years.

Lynley’s interest lies in the architectural process as a whole cycle, from inception through to built form. Having predominantly worked on residential projects she enjoys seeing a concept evolve through the various stages towards a finished product, working closely with clients she recognises the privilege of realising their dream, and the fulfilment of ideas by means of an architectural construction.

NDAT

Suzy has always had an interest in technical drawing and after 15 years in funds management decided on a career change towards a more creative outlet. She completed a NDAT in 2014 and has been with Bossley Architects since early 2015.

MArch (Prof) (Hons)

Dhruti completed her BAS from Unitec in 2016. Since then and prior to joining Bossley Architects in 2021, she has gained experience in a variety of commercial projects whilst also completing her Master’s part-time. She enjoys documentation detailing and is skilled in BIM modelling and visualisation, this combination allows her to be technically thoughtful right from the beginning of a project. She is passionate about creating better urban environments and her master’s research project highlighted this as it focussed on the improvement of pedestrian experiences in transit-oriented development.

Since 2018, Simon has worked across a wide range of typologies at a variety of scales — from small public artworks to community spaces, libraries, museums, heritage, education, and residential developments — contributing across all phases from early design through to documentation.

His work is informed by a deep respect for craft and hands-on process.  Having trained in furniture and cabinetmaking prior to beginning architecture, Simon brings precision, care, and an appreciation for materiality, timber in particular, to every project.  This love of craft underpins his approach to both 3D digital and physical modelling, where his attention to detail allows him to explore complex spatial ideas and communicate design intent with clarity.

He is drawn to architecture that embraces the unconventional, while seeking to create socially responsive, sustainable, and engaging spaces.  Simon advocates for strong project definition and strategic briefing to ensure designs respond to client objectives while unlocking broader social, economic, and environmental opportunities.

Since relocating from the UK to New Zealand in 2017 Libby has contributed to a wide range of projects; from award-winning high-end homes and developer-led residential schemes to commercial projects and renovations; from concept design, through documentation and consents to construction and completion.

She has a comprehensive knowledge of the New Zealand Building Code and is confident running jobs on site, administering construction contracts and getting the best from the project team.

Libby believes that good design should go hand in hand with healthy spaces for people to live and work, and is passionate about the opportunities to reduce both the embodied and operational carbon in New Zealand’s buildings.

Beki’s experience expands the Interior and Wayfinding Design offerings of the Bossley Architects team. During her career, Beki has gained experience across residential and commercial projects and has always adopted a multi-disciplinary approach. She often incorporates graphic, spatial, and industrial design techniques and elements into her architectural work.

Beki is passionate about embedding narrative in her designs, often including branding and graphic elements in the finished product. She enjoys working closely with communities, clients and suppliers to deliver engaging design solutions.

Molly completed her Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Master of Architecture (Prof) from Victoria University of Wellington, and her Post Graduate Diploma with Professional Practice Architecture from the University of Westminster, London. Prior to joining Bossley Architects, she enjoyed 9 years working as an Architect in London, where she gained particular expertise in elite sport and high-performance training facilities design, working closely with several globally recognised sports clubs and brands.

In her role Molly enjoys taking the project vision from concept through to completion, creative design resolution and the relationships developed through working closely with clients and the wider design team.