Finalists | The aspiration Award for Emerging Talent in AT
Adam Green ACIAT
Adam Green is an exceptional emerging talent in Architectural Technology, demonstrating technical excellence, initiative, and professionalism early in his career. A graduate of the University of West England, he has shown strong expertise in construction processes, excelling in complex design and detailing challenges. Alongside his professional achievements, Adam is a dedicated advocate for the discipline. Through his active role in CIAT aspiration, he helps deliver initiatives that connect students and professionals while also supporting the onboarding of new student members into the Institute. His commitment to fostering an inclusive, collaborative community highlights his passion for advancing the profession. Adam's combination of technical skill, leadership, and dedication to supporting others makes him a standout role model among his peers and a truly deserving nominee for recognition as an emerging leader in Architectural Technology.
Luke Woodhouse ACIAT
Luke Woodhouse is an emerging talent in Architectural Technology, recognised for his exceptional leadership, technical expertise, and industry impact. At DL Design Studio, he has led major projects and championed the adoption of BIM and Revit, enhancing both team performance and client outcomes. His innovative approach, combined with a strong focus on sustainability and process improvement, has influenced practice within the studio and beyond. Luke's ability to balance technical excellence with collaboration has earned him trust across his colleagues and clients alike, establishing him as a natural leader. Dedicated, forward-thinking, and committed to advancing the profession, Luke is a deserving nominee for the aspiration Award and a future-shaping voice in Architectural Technology.
Ryan Davies MCIAT
Ryan has demonstrated exceptional commitment, ambition, and technical ability in Architectural Technology. He contributes to some of the practice's most complex projects, applying a forward-thinking approach that ensures technical excellence while fostering collaboration across disciplines. Alongside his project work, Ryan mentors junior colleagues, setting a strong example of leadership and teamwork. His drive to advance professionally is clear through his embrace of digital tools, pursuit of certifications, and active involvement in industry events and professional bodies. As Group Chair for CIAT aspiration Wales, he is redefining engagement between industry and universities, amplifying the profile of Architectural Technology among future professionals.
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