Andrew and his former partners created Cresswell Cuttle and Dyke in 1981 and Andrew has been in the role of Managing Director from 1997 until 2021. A graduate of Liverpool University in 1976, Andrew has overseen over 3000 building projects, ranging from domestic extensions to the largest private houses on the island during his forty-year career at CCD; doctors’ surgeries to the new hospice; farmhouses to manor houses; office blocks to museums. Andrew has worked on many of the Island’s most important historic buildings including Castle Cornet, Sausmarez Manor, the Town Church and Maison Victor Hugo. On the contemporary side, Andrew designed the widely acclaimed award-winning “L’Escargot” – probably the first truly contemporary house in Guernsey – and has followed that with a succession of outstanding bespoke houses in both contemporary and traditional styles. The practice ethos has evolved so that landscape architecture forms an integral part of many projects - Andrew believes strongly in the inter-relationship of architecture and landscape, and many of his buildings reflect this sensitivity to their surroundings. Andrew’s CV of professional positions is extensive; architectural advisor to the Ancient Monuments Committee and the States Heritage Committee, and buildings advisor to the National Trust of Guernsey. He continues to be active in the practice, as well as regularly lecturing on a variety of architectural topics to a wide range of audiences.