Andrew Bradford

Andrew Bradford is a Senior Lecturer and Academic Course Leader for the BA Interior Design program at the University of Gloucestershire. A qualified architect with over 30 years of industry experience and 20 years in teaching, he specializes in spatial design, colour theory, and sustainable principles. His practice integrates biophilic design and circular economy concepts, with a focus on creating site-sensitive spaces.

• Education
  • MA: Fine Art, Chelsea School of Art (1995)
  • PGDip: Fine Art Print, University of the West of England (1994)
  • BA (Hons): Fine Art, Central St. Martins School of Art (1992)
  • Foundation Degree: Arts, Wimbledon School of Art (1987)

Teaching Areas: Architectural drawing, construction, spatial design, modelmaking, design narratives, and colour theory demonstrations. Conducts seminars, workshops, and international study visits.

Research Focus: Exploring intersections of colour theory and the built environment, emphasizing sustainability and biophilic principles.

• Scientific Awards
  • Cecil Collins Memorial Prize for Drawing (1992)
  • Royal Fine Art Commission Building of the Year Award (2005)

External Roles: Elected member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA), and registered architect with the Architects Registration Board. Participates in industry collaborations, outreach programs, and media interviews on spatial design and interior atmosphere.