ABOUT
people + spaces = memories + places
The Practice
The practice was formed in 2017 with the aim to deliver a quality, professional, personal service with an attention to detail. Our approach begins with carefully understanding individual client needs to inform unique, contemporary, architectural solutions that function effortlessly and delight their occupants.
We listen and interpret client briefs, offer alternative solutions when appropriate - always looking to add value to projects through innovative design. Projects are started with an in-depth study of the context to help inform the creative design process. Our architecture enhances peoples experiences of buildings by providing elements and moments to connect with - 'bespoke place-making'. We deliver individual buildings that respond to their site by developing a contemporary vernacular.
We all have a responsibility to the environment; our impact now being felt on a global scale more so than ever before. As a practice we look to encourage sustainable development with a 'Fabric First' approach to construction. This is before consideration of adding new green technologies which can also be integrated seamlessly and economically into the design.
Rob Jarratt BSc (Hons) MArch PGDip RIBA
Rob is an Architects Registration Board (ARB) registered Architect and member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Rob studied at The Welsh School of Architecture in Cardiff for his Degree (Part 1) and Masters (Part 2) before completing the final part of his architectural training, a Post Graduate Diploma, at Westminster University in London (Part 3) and coming home to Essex.
Utilising experience working in a number of award winning studios; including Alec French Architects in Bristol, Holder Mathias Architects in Cardiff and BuckleyGrayYeoman in London, the practice in Essex is now set up to work on an expanding portfolio of its own projects in collaboration with local consultants and contractors.
Utilising experience working in a number of award winning studios; including Alec French Architects in Bristol, Holder Mathias Architects in Cardiff and BuckleyGrayYeoman in London, the practice in Essex is now set up to work on an expanding portfolio of its own projects in collaboration with local consultants and contractors.
