CV
Daniel Ying How Pan
Lives & works in London, England UK
Education
2004 - 2005:
The Bartlett, University College London
Professional Practice Part 3
1999 - 2002:
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Bachelor of Architecture (BArch Hons) Part 2, First Class
1996 - 1999:
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Architectural Studies (BA w/ Honours) Part 1, Class 2:1
Experience
July 2018 - Present:
Freelance Architect and Consultant
Nov 2014 - June 2018:
Associate at Mae
May 2010 - Oct 2014:
Senior Architect at Mae
Jan 2009 - Apr 2010:
Freelance Architect & Designer
Aug 2005 - Jan 2009:
Project Architect at Levitt Bernstein
Oct 2002 - Jul 2005:
Architectural Assistant at Chetwoods
Proficiency / Skills
Adobe Suite:
InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop
CAD/BIM software:
Vectorworks, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Revit
Microsoft Office:
Word, Excel, Powerpoint
Other:
Hand drawing & model making
Project Publications / Press
'Next phase of leading regeneration project in Barnet proposes to deliver over 1,000 new homes'
Housebuilder & Developer July 2017
Social Housing: Definitions and Design Exemplars
Paul Karakusevic and Abigail Batchelor
RIBA Publishing - May 2017
'Out of the box: councils try innovative projects to provide social housing'
(featuring Hillington Square)
The Guardian - 10th Feb 2017
'Ethics of Estate regeneration'
(featuring Hillington Square)
RIBA Journal June 2016
'Building Study and appraisal of Hillington Square by Mae Architects'
Architects Journal - 26 June 2015
'Top 50 Affordable Developments Revealed'
(featuring Hammond Court)
InsideHousing.co.uk - 04 April 2014
'Scene Stealer'
25 Beautiful Homes - August 2013
'How social housing in Manchester has reinvented the back-to-back'
The Guardian - 18 December 2012
'Better Homes'
(featuring The Guts)
Architects journal - 08 Nov 2012
'The Use of the Vitual Design Studio for Collaborative Design in Architectural Education'
Daniel Y H Pan & John M Kamara
CIB W89 International Conference on Building Education and Research, BEAR 2003
Awards
Please see project pages