Nick Tomlinson BA(Hons) PG.DipArch PG.Cert PPMA ARB RIBA
Director
Nick enjoys blending contemporary design with the traditional techniques and detailing of historic buildings.
He takes particular pleasure in working on projects that are firmly connected to their location, celebrate local materials and crafts, enhance their setting and the environment and improve the quality of life and wellbeing of their users.
He previously worked for Simon Morray-Jones and Parr Walker & Associates, where he specialised in the creative re-use of historic buildings.
These included the Orangery restaurant and Cowshed Relax spa at Babington House, the refurbishment of a Grade I listed building in Leicestershire, various Cotswold country house estates and contemporary barn conversions.
His work has won a RIBA Conservation Commendation and been featured in the Guardian and Grand Designs magazine.
Nick studied architecture at Oxford Brookes, Kingston University and the University of the West of England. He graduated from Kingston with Distinction and featured in Building Design’s “Top 100 graduating students”.
He lives in Bradford on Avon and enjoys photography, running, travel, going to concerts, finding new uses for sticks with his children.
Director
Nick enjoys blending contemporary design with the traditional techniques and detailing of historic buildings.
He takes particular pleasure in working on projects that are firmly connected to their location, celebrate local materials and crafts, enhance their setting and the environment and improve the quality of life and wellbeing of their users.
He previously worked for Simon Morray-Jones and Parr Walker & Associates, where he specialised in the creative re-use of historic buildings.
These included the Orangery restaurant and Cowshed Relax spa at Babington House, the refurbishment of a Grade I listed building in Leicestershire, various Cotswold country house estates and contemporary barn conversions.
His work has won a RIBA Conservation Commendation and been featured in the Guardian and Grand Designs magazine.
Nick studied architecture at Oxford Brookes, Kingston University and the University of the West of England. He graduated from Kingston with Distinction and featured in Building Design’s “Top 100 graduating students”.
He lives in Bradford on Avon and enjoys photography, running, travel, going to concerts, finding new uses for sticks with his children.