| 1965-67 |
Partner in Silver, Penney, Architects, Cambridge. |
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| 1967-70 |
Principal in Nathan Silver, Architect, London. |
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| 1970-72 |
Associate in Louis de Soissons Partnership, London. |
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| 1972-73 |
Principal in Nathan Silver, Architect, London. Typical commission: Leith's Restaurant, Kensington Park Road, London. |
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| 1973-78 |
Partner in Feilden & Mawson, Architects. Partner in charge of London office. Typical commissions: two luxury hotels in Norfolk; Jubilee Tourist Centre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London. Typical responsibilities: managing architect for conservation work at St Martin-in-the-Fields; managing architect for all work at Queen Mary College, University of London; managing architect for residential property of the Church Commissioners for England on the Hyde Park Estate. |
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| 1978- |
Principal in Nathan Silver Architects, London. Typical commissions: consultant to London Borough of Tower Hamlets and Tower Hill Tourist Trust as architect for Tower Hill Tourist Centre; consultant to British Film Institute for conversion and extensions to National Film Theatre-- provision of a third cinema with television and other technical screening capabilities, an extended bar and restaurant and outdoor screens; luxury hotel conversion in Islington; conversion of ground floor and mezzanine of the Theatre Museum, London, as performing arts bookshop/café; interior alteration and redesign of luxury accommodation, Westminster; major extension to existing industrial buildings with a graphic arts studio/workplace development; multiplex cinema/arts centre for London SW1; project for design of Danish Royal Library, Copenhagen (with Schwartz/Silver Architects); consultant to Schwartz/Silver Architects for New England Aquarium, Davoli house and Princeton University Humanities Building, USA; residence for Anna Raphael, Belgravia; design of new public house, The English Channel, for Horseferry Road, London; conservation-led refurbishment of a 400-year old pub, The Seven Stars, in Carey Street, London; design and construction of new pub, The Bountiful Cow, in Eagle Street, London. |
