Jonathan specialises in leading BIM initiatives across the practice, focusing on workflows that support the delivery of large and complex projects.
He entered the industry in 2008 and has since developed expertise in leveraging data and automation to improve efficiency. Jonathan has worked on major projects such as Manchester Airport, AWE, Red Sea Airport, and Al Maktoum, bringing leadership and innovation to every venture.
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Paul specialises in the healthcare and rail sectors, bringing a strong focus on design quality and client needs.
Since joining Pascall + Watson in 2010, Paul has effectively led the coordination of complex projects, ensuring seamless delivery. His commitment to understanding and meeting client expectations, combined with his leadership skills, has been integral to his success across a wide range of projects.
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Ryan specialises in laboratory and higher education design, bringing a strong focus on both conceptual and technical detail to every project.
Since joining the firm in 2000, he has become known for his lateral thinking and meticulous attention to design detail, with a belief that “the architecture is in the detail.” Ryan also excels in client and contractor management, fostering open, cooperative relationships to ensure successful project outcomes.
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Gary specialises in integrating BIM and information management to enhance project quality and precision. With extensive experience in digital workflows, he ensures seamless data coordination throughout a project’s lifecycle.
A strong advocate for continuous improvement, Gary promotes team upskilling in BIM best practices to foster innovation and efficiency. His dedication to advanced digital solutions ensures the highest standards of accuracy and excellence in project delivery.
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Samantha has extensive experience in the education sector, leading complex refurbishments, new builds, spatial reviews and masterplanning.
Since joining Pascall+Watson in 2013, she has excelled in driving value and innovation into projects, helping clients decarbonise their estates. Sam integrates wellness techniques into her projects, strongly focusing on student health and well-being, and creating environments conducive to learning and growth.
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Phillip specialises in sustainable design and has extensive experience across all stages of large-scale aviation and infrastructure projects.
As a qualified architect since 2012 and RIBA member, Phillip excels in managing multidisciplinary teams within fast-paced environments and has a proven track record of delivering complex projects efficiently. His deep understanding of the transition to a low-carbon future and commitment to innovation make him a key driver of progress in sustainable architecture.
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Trevor brings a wealth of expertise and knowledge to the field of hospitality design, having led major interior design projects throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Since joining us in 2015, he has overseen significant projects, including the interior design, supply, and procurement management of international airports. Trevor’s strategic insight and experience enhance our practice’s capabilities.
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Michael has extensive experience in delivering major projects across various sectors in Ireland, the UK, and abroad.
While leading our offices in Dublin and Limerick since 2005, he is recognised for his problem-solving skills and his ability to manage multidisciplinary teams through complex logistical challenges. Michael fosters strong client relationships and collaborative environments, consistently delivering projects to budget and schedule.
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Deborah, a key member of Pascall + Watson since 2006, has extensive experience across aviation, education, rail, and culture.
She played a crucial role in delivering the international airport in Larnaka, Cyprus, and has a strong background in commercial and residential sectors from her time in Dublin. Known for her ability to navigate complex project requirements, Deborah excels in collaborative team environments, especially in the final stages of construction.
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