Good design starts with listening.
Architecture shouldn’t be forced into a single style. It should fit your lifestyle and improve your daily life. Every home is different, and I help unlock its potential by designing spaces that are both creative and practical.
My approach is rooted in three principles:
Simple, Not Complicated 
Architecture can seem complicated, with lots of rules and technical words. I make the process simple and clear, so you always know what’s happening and why. My graphic design background helps me explain things with easy-to-understand visuals instead of confusing language.
Design That Fits Its Place
Every project is shaped by things like your neighborhood, city rules, budget, lifestyle, and style preferences. Good design works with these factors, not against them. I create extensions that fit in with Victorian terraces. I look for smart ways to work within planning rules, turning challenges into opportunities.
Built to Last
A design isn’t good if it can’t be built or used easily. I focus on practical solutions, strong materials, and layouts that work as your needs change. Architecture should last for decades, not just look good online.
I support homeowners and developers across Liverpool and the Northwest in turning their property ambitions into built reality, guiding projects from initial concepts and planning applications through to detailed construction drawings.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Huddersfield, I bring both technical rigour and creative insight to every commission. My experience covers a range of residential and commercial schemes across the UK and the Netherlands, giving me a strong understanding of how to balance regulatory requirements with thoughtful, well-considered design.
A particular strength of my approach is my background in graphic design. This ensures that planning submissions are not only technically sound but also visually engaging, clearly communicating the design intent to planning officers. A strong presentation often makes the difference between approval and refusal.
I work with a diverse mix of clients, including homeowners, developers, businesses, and cultural organisations. My portfolio includes residential extensions, loft conversions, whole-house renovations, listed building alterations, interior design, apartment schemes, small- to medium-scale commercial projects, temporary structures, and graphic design. Focusing primarily on RIBA Stages 1–3, I provide transparent communication and produce designs that are both attractive and achievable.
Whether you are navigating complex planning constraints, seeking listed building consent, developing a temporary installation, or reimagining interior spaces, I aim to make the process transparent, collaborative, and successful.
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