Adrian Small
BA (Hons) MSc (Arch) Delft RIBA
Partner
Adrian’s high-quality housing projects for private clients include work that has been highly commended by the Georgian Society and award winning conservation work in Cambridgeshire. His work on the new £6.3m Visitor's Facility at Stowe Gardens, Buckinghamshire for the National Trust included the restoration of a grade II* former coaching inn, the rebuilding of a lost range forming the Inn yard and extensive new-build and contemporary facilities, using sustainable structures built from the Trusts own woodland.
Simon Redman
BA (Hons) BArch RIBA
Partner
Simon is particularly excited by opportunities to enhance by conversion and insertion, to bring order and clarity to groupings of buildings and to make vibrant, sustainable places to live, work, learn and play.
Within the practice, Simon’s focus is on heritage-led regeneration, strategic masterplanning and bespoke design across all disciplines, particularly in education, public and residential sectors. His work includes long-term masterplan strategies for cultural, educational and commercial clients; archeologically and ecologically sensitive work at religious sites; and a variety of studies to reorder and optimise sites containing existing structures, ranging from rural barns to urban chemical plants.
Stuart Everatt
BA (Hons) MArch RIBA
Partner
Stuart brings extensive experience across a diverse range of projects, which include both contemporary new build commissions, as well as sensitive alterations and extensions to listed buildings within historic environments. Among these was the careful restoration and extension of the Youngsbury Estate, a significant 18th-century Grade II listed house designed by James Paine, situated within an impressive Grade II* landscape designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
Karen Lim
BArch (Hons) Grad Dip Cons (AA) Mst (Cantab) AABC RIBA Partner
Karen has worked on many long-term conservation projects in the residential, cultural and religious sectors. She has experience with the restoration and regeneration of listed buildings and sites, and the conservation and alteration of structures that date back as far as medieval times. Her work extends to reducing the carbon footprint of such buildings by introducing new technologies where appropriate.
Tim Powter-Robinson
BA (Hons) Dip Arch RIBA
Consultant
Tim has a wide range of experience on a great variety of projects which include both contemporary new build commissions, as well as work on listed structures or buildings within historic environments. His projects include a number of major commissions, including refurbishments, extensions, interventions and new buildings for the University of Cambridge. Tim also has extensive experience in residential, cultural and equine projects.
