Mark studied at Brighton School of Architecture and has 25 years’ experience covering a wide range of projects. He has run his own practice for the past 12 years and has a particular interest in historical buildings. One of his first projects as a trainee was a Voysey house in the Lake District and since then he has also been privileged to work on buildings by, Waterhouse, Baillie Scott, Lutyens and Pugin.
He has a real passion for oast houses and he has studied some 3,000 buildings! These quaint, characterful buildings include some of the most beautiful examples of industrial vernacular architecture and are a delightful reminder of the region’s agricultural past.
Listed or unlisted, previously developed or requiring complete renovation, Mark’s sympathetic and creative input can transform these unique structures into stunning and highly desirable homes. Central to his design process is the balance between the client’s needs, respect for a building’s history and fabric, and the conditions of planning and building regulations.