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Jason Bill

Jason Bill

Jason Bill studied architecture at Leicester Polytechnic and then the University of Brighton before commencing a Ph.D researching the Swiss Architect Max Bill at the UEA in Norwich. Whilst at University spent time working in the Netherlands and then Norway where he designed a Viking museum, then after registering as an Architect Jason worked in Richard Rogers studio in Tokyo Japan. This was followed with three years working in both Seattle and New York, before returning to London and working for both Munkenbeck + Marshall and then Foster & Partners designing the Boston Museum of Fine Art.

In 2004 after establishing “atelier-bill architects” a project was featured on Channel 4, in Alain de Botton’s programme “the Perfect Home”. Since establishing the practice in Norwich, Jason maintained links with Japan and Klein Dytham Architecture, who provided assistance upon arriving in Tokyo some years before, through this connection Jason is the organiser of “Pecha Kucha Nights” in Norwich.

Jason has experience working on a number of museum projects, including helping with the Bellevue Art Museum and Grand Rapids Art Museum. Jason was invited to attend CABE’s conference on Housing design in 2010, and the “Learning from Denmark” conference organised by the Royal Danish Embassy.

Jason has offered design tutoring at De Montfort University, Fachhochschule, Kaiserslautern and the University of Washington. Jason has a fervent belief that the design of affordable housing, that values people can enhance the build environment and in turn up lift the human spirit and such is achieved by society valuing creative design.

BOARD MEMBERS’ ANNUAL REGISTER OF INTERESTS – 2018
Membership of Formal Groups
Royal institute of British Architects – Chartered member
Royal Institute of British Architects – elected member of National Council – 2017 to 2020

Business, Professional or Social Relationships
Principal Architect of atelier-bill architects

Companies or Associations which you or members of your family are officers or employees or in which you or they have beneficial interests
None

Involvement in Partnerships, Joint Ventures or Consortia
None

Professional Relationships with individuals, organisations or businesses that might have     relationships with ARB
None

Other 
None

Jason Bill

Jason Bill studied architecture at Leicester Polytechnic and then the University of Brighton before commencing a Ph.D researching the Swiss Architect Max Bill at the UEA in Norwich. Whilst at University spent time working in the Netherlands and then Norway where he designed a Viking museum, then after registering as an Architect Jason worked in Richard Rogers studio in Tokyo Japan. This was followed with three years working in both Seattle and New York, before returning to London and working for both Munkenbeck + Marshall and then Foster & Partners designing the Boston Museum of Fine Art.

In 2004 after establishing “atelier-bill architects” a project was featured on Channel 4, in Alain de Botton’s programme “the Perfect Home”. Since establishing the practice in Norwich, Jason maintained links with Japan and Klein Dytham Architecture, who provided assistance upon arriving in Tokyo some years before, through this connection Jason is the organiser of “Pecha Kucha Nights” in Norwich.

Jason has experience working on a number of museum projects, including helping with the Bellevue Art Museum and Grand Rapids Art Museum. Jason was invited to attend CABE’s conference on Housing design in 2010, and the “Learning from Denmark” conference organised by the Royal Danish Embassy.

Jason has offered design tutoring at De Montfort University, Fachhochschule, Kaiserslautern and the University of Washington. Jason has a fervent belief that the design of affordable housing, that values people can enhance the build environment and in turn up lift the human spirit and such is achieved by society valuing creative design.

BOARD MEMBERS’ ANNUAL REGISTER OF INTERESTS – 2018
Membership of Formal Groups
Royal institute of British Architects – Chartered member
Royal Institute of British Architects – elected member of National Council – 2017 to 2020

Business, Professional or Social Relationships
Principal Architect of atelier-bill architects

Companies or Associations which you or members of your family are officers or employees or in which you or they have beneficial interests
None

Involvement in Partnerships, Joint Ventures or Consortia
None

Professional Relationships with individuals, organisations or businesses that might have     relationships with ARB
None

Other 
None

Nabila has an LLB in Business Law and is a solicitor.  She is the Chief Adjudicator at the Solicitors Regulation Authority; the regulator of legal services in England and Wales. Prior to joining the SRA in 2011, Nabila was Council Solicitor at the General Teaching Council for England (GTC) with responsibility for advising the Chief Executive, Registrar and Council on all legal matters.  She also managed the legal team with responsibility for the overall investigation and conduct of cases before the Professional Conduct Committees of the GTC.  From 2005 until 2008, Nabila was Principal Solicitor and Head of Service in the Legal Department of Birmingham City Council.  She specialised in child and adult protection litigation in the magistrates, county and high courts. She was a member of the Children in Safeguarding Proceedings sub committee of the Family Justice Council and contributed to two Law Society publications relating to public law proceedings.

In April 2013, Nabila was appointed by the Privy Council to the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and Chairs its Investigation and Oversight Committee.
BOARD MEMBERS’ ANNUAL REGISTER OF INTERESTS – 2015/2016

Membership of Formal Groups
None

Business, Professional or Social Relationships
None

Companies or Associations which you or members of your family are officers or employees or in which you or they have beneficial interests
None

Involvement in Partnerships, Joint Ventures or Consortia
None

Professional Relationships with individuals, organisations or businesses that might have  relationships with ARB
None

Other
Member of the Academy for Healthcare Science Regulation Council
Chair of the National Anti-Discrimination Panel – Football Association
Governor – Baskerville Special Education School
Mosaic Mentor – A charity which supports children and young people to achieve their potential