ACA members are able to promote their own practices and services within our directory; this allows people who are looking for an architect to search for the right practice for their project.
WELCOME TO OUR DIRECTORY
Welcome to the ACA directory of practices. If you would like to view the details of a practice that you already know, you can directly search the directory by entering the practice name.
If you are looking for a possible practice to work with, in the first instance you can search the directory using keywords to generate a shortlist of practices likely to offer the services you require. While most architects regard themselves as generalists and it is hard to devise a simple guide to the distinguishing characteristics of a practice, the shortlists generated by keywords should be a useful starting point. Reference to the ‘working with an architect’ pages of the ACA website may help with the process of choosing as well. The ACA recommends that you make contact with a number of practices before making a final choice.
Ablett Architects specialise in repair and alteration work to existing and historic buildings, many of which are listed, dating from the twelfth to the twentieth centuries. We enjoy adding discrete twenty-first layers as well as more major extensions and adaptions, whether in traditional or contemporary style. Our work includes numerous churches, private houses and undertaking quinquennial and condition inspections.
British Home Design is passionate about helping clients turn their dream home into a reality. Whether your project is large or small, from giving a room or two the makeover it deserves, to entire building conversions and getting planning permission for your next grand design self-build project, your project is our passion.
We are a private architectural practice offering professional services generally in accordance with the RIBA Plan of Work.
Our projects include contemporary design and historic building conservation, ranging in value from £100K to £5M.
Founded in 2001 by Keith Williams and Richard Brown , Keith Williams Architects is by reputation one of the UK’s leading architectural design practices with a body of work which incorporates a series of exceptional high profile award winning sustainable projects for clients in both the private and public sectors.
Based in London, the multi-award winning firm works in the UK and internationally across a broad range of projects including cultural, residential, mixed-use, one off private houses, and commercial buildings as well as undertaking urban design, place making and city masterplanning. Keith Williams Architects is particularly noted as a leading specialist architect for museum, art gallery, library, civic, theatre, opera, music and performing arts buildings.
Recipient of over 40 major design and construction awards, Keith Williams Architects inter alia was shortlisted for the 2017 RIAI Triennial Gold Medal, has twice been nominated for the Stirling Prize, twice won the BD Public Building Architect of the Year Award, twice recipient of the Chicago Athenaeum Prize as well as having been awarded multiple RIBA, Civic Trust and RIAI awards.
The firm’s work whilst centred chiefly in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, has encompassed design projects in Austria, Canada, Denmark, Dubai, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Norway, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sweden and Switzerland reflecting its founder’s belief that architecture is a truly international pursuit.
Based in the company’s London studio, Keith Williams as founder and director of design, personally initiates and oversees the design of all the firm’s projects, with the support of fellow director, Richard Brown, and key architectural staff. Each new project is developed in close consultation with the firm’s clients, ensuring that our buildings are as closely tailored to client need, and to the highest possible quality that project budgets can provide.
The architectural team places great emphasis on effective project management, co-ordination and cost control and has undertaken projects with values from £1 million to £300+ million.
