Architecture and Design Practice | London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire

Joshua Harrison

Managing Director

Joshua directs all activities within the office and it's workflow. This covers initiating new conceptual work, principle design work, project oversight, technical design and on-site delivery. Joshua read BA Hons Architecture at London South Bank University and proceeded to work for Harper Downie Architects before setting up the practice. He also focuses on developing relationships with old and new clients and advises on various development matters with respect to planning and feasibility.
When not working, he enjoys playing tennis, dining out, reading, and catching up on industry news. Guilty pleasure; Pastries, Friends, Frasier and watching the F1. Favourite city: London. Favourite restaurant: too many to list

Michael

Senior Architect ARB RIBA

Michael is an experienced Architect who is particularly adept at space configuration, residential conversions and more. Previous experience encompasses working with some of the most established architectural firms in the country. In his spare time he enjoys travelling.
Favourite city: London.

Juliet

Architect

Juliet gained her BA Hons in Architecture in 2012. She has over 10 years industry experience encompassing large residential development, Commercial and Educational sector work, Listed Building and Customs infrastructure. She is able to deliver high quality work efficiently and assists in managing the teams workflow. She is currently working in a part-time role with us.

Anna

Architect

Anna received a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and her Master's degree in Landscape design. She enjoys working most on the visualisation stage of a project. This is when we create renders and animation of details or finishes to help the team visualise the project during the conceptual and technical evolution. She enjoys staying on top of emerging trends in interior design too. Anna adheres to the rule of Vitruvius in her work: 'Function, Strength, Beauty'. In her spare time she enjoys dancing, swimming and sketching.

Julia

Junior Architect

Julia is a dynamic and ambitious young architect with a passion for creating beautiful and functional spaces. Originally from Ukraine, Julia embarked on a journey in architecture that has taken her across borders and allowed her to gather invaluable experiences in the field. In 2022, Julia completed her master's degree in Architecture through the UNESCO double degree program at the Lviv Polytechnic National University and the Lublin University of Technology. This unique opportunity provided her with a diverse and international perspective on architecture, enriching her understanding of design at various scales.
Outside of architecture, Julia finds inspiration in reading of psychology and music.

Jeremy

Consultant: RTPI Planning Consultant

Bio Coming Soon

Kaycee

Consultant: Landscape Architect

Bio Coming soon

Our Architecture Practice

Collectively, our team of six, has decades of experience in efficiently producing and delivering complex architectural work to the highest standard. Our portfolio highlights include Grade 1 listed buildings, commercial premises in central London within both the Grosvenor Estate and Portman Estate, contemporary new-build residential properties cantilevered over a steep embankment, unique buildings within the AoNB and Green Belt and many others exciting residential, commercial and mixed-use schemes across London and the Home Counties. Current jobs include a new-build development for 10 units in Epping Forest, pre-application works for a new hotel in the historic Mayfair, development in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, a large hotel in Kings Cross which has been in the same family for three generations, infrastructure work in Paddington, PCL offices and homes in Mayfair, among many other typologies and locations around the world.

Joshua read BA (Hons) architecture at London South Bank University and proceeded to work with Harper Downie Architects in the City. During this time and as part of a team at Harper Downie, among other projects, he worked on what was then largest development project in Europe, “Portonovi” in Montenegro, and a sequence of London hotels for the ‘Z Hotels’ chain.
Our team comprises a group of energetic and talented architects, designers and a structural engineer – we are all creative, ambitious and focused. We love to solve problems and find solutions to the problems you did not know existed. And we thrive on delivering results which count.

Our clients are a fundamental part of every project and this dialogue between the parties forms a key component to delivering the very best results for your project.

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Experience

We hold ourselves to the highest standards on every project we work on and employ experienced professionals who maintain membership with RIBA and ARB among others. We boast of wide-reaching experience on various building typologies, constraints and budgets and our built portfolio demonstrates the consistent and efficient delivery of these projects. We are renowned for achieving planning permission in difficult scenarios including for sites in the Green Belt, respective Conservation Area and when working with Grade I, II and II* listed properties.

Our team of professionals has gained planning permission for a multitude of clients and we have an extremely high success ratio with achieving planning for our clients. This encompasses ultra-contemporary new-build dwellings, replacement dwellings in the Green Belt, contentious schemes taken on from previous architectural firms who were often unable to deliver the required planning permission due to a breakdown in relationship or design decisions, subterranean extensions, listed townhouse restaurants off Regent Street, commercial offices in Berkeley Square, townhouses in Mayfair, among many others. We have secured planning permission and various letters of support from a multitude of bodies for prominent and prestigious buildings, including St Lawrence Church in West Wycombe – a Grade 1 listed church – which was rebuilt in 1763 by Sir Francis Dashwood, 11th Baron le Despencer and this was the first consent for an extension secured against it since work last took place in the 18th century.

PRACTICE PROFILE