"A well rounded practice with plenty of experience."

James Gibbons, Principal, GDP Partnership

"The kind of architect who's very easy to work with."

Jan Lloyd, Former CEO, New Covent Garden Market

"Absolutely superb service. Very professional. Always comes back to you, always delivers."

Paul Whelan, Non-Executive Director, Aviapartner Holding NV

"They're very commercially-minded. It's never 'my design, my way'."

Andrew Lawson, Managing Director, Resort Construction Services Ltd.

"Approachable and understanding of what we as the client were seeking"

Baroness Brenda Dean, Former Chair, New Covent Garden Market

"The service was perfect in pretty much every single way. The client thought so too."

Mark Adams, Senior Project Manager, Turner & Townsend

Princes Mews

Princes Mews

Princes Mews

Creative solutions for maximising daylight were the key to the conversion project from a commercial garage unit into a bright, fresh London home’ / Read more

London Design Awards 2019

London Design Awards 2019

Petticoat Lane Market

Petticoat Lane Market

Neil Tomlinson – Radical Thinking

Which radical thinkers have been an inspiration to you in your career?

The radical thinkers or influencers that made early impressions certainly weren’t all from architecture, though most were in the arts. As a teenager, I was struck by the discipline of Rodney Mullen in the mastery of the art glibly termed ‘skateboarding’. In design, I was drawn to the analytical purity of Marc Newson and the graphics of Peter Saville. In cinema, it was Stanley Kubrick, who I thought had the same approach to composition and clarity as Mies van der Rohe in architecture. These highly self-controlled artists were tempered by more maverick characters, like modern-day Fagin Malcolm McClaren, whose influence, together with Vivienne Westwood, spanned everything from fashion and retail to music.
FX / September 2019
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Markets – Past, Present & Future

Markets – Past, Present & Future

Markets – Past, Present & Future

Markets – Past, Present & Future

Markets - Past, Present & Future

‘Human beings are social creatures. They enjoy leaving home and benefiting from the social contact shopping offers and they like to browse, graze, touch, feel and test what they are going to buy. Convenience, although a major driver, is not the only powerful factor at work here.’

Contemporary Market Architecture, Planning and Design (Images Publishing) / Read more

Coventry Transport Museum

Coventry Transport Museum