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18 T H E B U I L D I N G C O N S E R VAT I O N D I R E C T O R Y 2 0 1 7 ARCHITECTS continued ◾ ◾ NICHOLAS JACOB ARCHITECTS 89 Berners Street, Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 3LN Tel 01473 221150 Email nicholas.jacob@njarchitects.co.uk www.njarchitects.co.uk ARCHITECTS : The practice specialises in the repair and conservation of historic buildings. Sensitive alterations or extension of ecclesiastical and secular buildings, condition surveys and quinquennial inspections, working mainly in East Anglia and London; creating imaginative design solutions for sensitive locations. The practice is a RIBA chartered practice with AABC, RIBA and CIAT conservation accreditation professionals. ◾ ◾ NICK COX ARCHITECTS 77 Heyford Park, Upper Heyford, Oxfordshire OX25 5HD Tel 01869 238092 Fax 01869 238001 Email info@nickcoxarchitects.co.uk www.nickcoxarchitects.co.uk ARCHITECTS : Nick Cox Architects combines experience and expertise in conservation with an enthusiasm for new design. The practice comprises a team of architects and technical staff. As well as working on new buildings in historic contexts, it advises on architectural matters for Blenheim Palace, Woburn Abbey, the National Trust, Wells and Winchester Cathedrals and the Churches Conservation Trust. The practice adopts a creative approach to finding appropriate solutions to construction and design challenges. ◾ ◾ OLIVER WEST AND JOHN SCOTT ARCHITECTS LIMITED The Studio, 3a Bath Road, Bedford Park, London W4 1LL Tel 020 8995 4275 Email studio@westscottarchitects.co.uk www.westscottarchitects.co.uk ARCHITECTS : Architects experienced in sensitive repair and imaginative alteration of historic buildings and design of new buildings in sensitive locations. Clients include churches in the dioceses of London, Exeter, Bath and Wells and others, Church Commissioners and private clients. The restoration of landscape buildings and new café building at Hawkstone Park won a Civic Trust Award and Europa Nostra Diploma. Experienced in working with private clients on domestic projects and in communicating with Historic England and conservation organisations. The firm is committed to providing a personal and practical approach, and high quality design. John Scott is an Architect Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC). ◾ ◾ P D P GREEN CONSULTING Calenick House, Truro Technology Park, Heron Way, Newham, Truro, Cornwall TR1 2XN Tel 01872 265400 Fax 01872 276356 Email reception@pdpgreen.co.uk www.pdpgreen.co.uk CHARTERED DESIGN AND CONSERVATION ARCHITECTS : An integrated architectural and engineering firm, the practice is involved in all aspects of building conservation, including repairs, alterations, extensions, design of new buildings in the context of historic buildings, and conversions to new uses. In addition to design services, the practice also undertakes condition surveys and feasibility studies. Conservation projects are led by a director with an MA in architectural conservation, whose experience covers all grades of listed buildings together with scheduled ancient monuments. Clients include the National Trust, Cornwall Buildings Preservation Trust, MoD, local authorities and private individuals. Roger Green is an AABC registered architect. ◾ ◾ JULIAN HARRAP ARCHITECTS LLP 95 Kingsland Road, London E2 8AG Tel 020 7729 5111 Email admin@julianharraparchitects.co.uk www.julianharraparchitects.co.uk DESIGN AND CONSERVATION ARCHITECTS : Julian Harrap Architects is a specialist practice offering a range of architectural services for the repair and restoration of historic buildings and for new buildings in an historic context. Established in 1975, the practice has a reputation for scholarly and innovative conservation with attention to fine detail. Clients include the Neues Museum, Berlin, the National Trust, English Heritage, the Royal Academy of Arts and Sir John Soane’s Museum. The practice has received several national and international awards including nomination and success at the 2010 RIBA Stirling Awards for its projects at the Neues Museum, the Medieval Galleries at the V&A and The Monument, London. ◾ ◾ KNOX-McCONNELL ARCHITECTS LTD 24 Victoria Road, Saltaire, Bradford BD18 3JR Tel 01274 773388 Email info@knoxmcconnell.com www.knoxmcconnell.com HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND ACCREDITED SPECIALIST CONSERVATION ARCHITECTS (AABC) : Knox McConnell Architects provides specialist architectural conservation services for individuals and organisations responsible for historic buildings. Its design expertise and vision provides solutions that make sense of historic sites and make them work in the context of changing client requirements. ◾ ◾ LATHAMS 12 St Mary’s Gate, Derby DE1 3JR Tel 01332 365777 ▪ ▪ Knight & Whitehall House, 4 Carlton Street, Nottingham NG1 1NN Tel 0115 828 0422 Email enquiries@lathamarchitects.co.uk www.lathamarchitects.co.uk ARCHITECTS, PLANNERS AND URBAN DESIGNERS : Lathams is a specialist in: the repair, conservation and creative reuse of listed buildings; the design of new buildings in historic environment; and the production or area based historic assessment work. Services provided by RIBA, AABC and SCA registered architects and RTPI and IHBC registered planners and heritage consultants include; heritage assessments, heritage impact assessments, historic area assessments, conservation and maintenance plans, statements of significance, phasing and master plans, repair schedules/production information and grant applications. ◾ ◾ MARTIN ASHLEY ARCHITECTS 46–48 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3RJ Tel 020 8948 7788 Email enquiries@ma-arch.co.uk www.ma-arch.co.uk CONSERVATION ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS : Martin Ashley Architects provides a full range of architectural and surveying services to assist owners, occupiers and custodians of historic buildings and estates towards their conservation, repair, adaptation, alteration, change and development for ongoing beneficial use in the 21st century. The range of buildings within the practice’s portfolio has allowed it to develop significant expertise in historic building conservation design and techniques over many years. On site, Martin Ashley Architects takes great pride in encouraging close collaboration with others such as conservationists and specialist trades - an approach that allows project partners to learn from each other and bring their best to each project. RIBA, ARB, AABC, RICS. See also: display entry in this section, page 19.