Culture & Team
We’re a group of people who think differently, and think bigger.
We believe real creativity isn’t just about ‘great design’ or ‘architectural principles’ – its about intelligent thinking that solves problems, innovates, challenges assumptions, imagines and explores.
Our People
Associated Architects’ approach is one rooted in listening, exploring, questioning, researching, designing and leading. It is concerned with analysis and problem solving rather than by stylistic preconception and generic design solutions. Our client’s brief is the starting point for our design work and our buildings are always influenced by responsible economic, environmental and social concerns.
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Stephanie Alexander
Position: Administrative Assistant
Oktay Balkandzhiev
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Ben Barker
Position: Architect
Damian Barnbrook
Position: IT Manager
Dion Barrett
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Richard Bowman
Position: Architect
Lewis Buckley
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Karis Cochrane
Position: Senior Architect
Harry Conway
Position: Architect
James Chaundy
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Narain Dagon
Position: Architectural Technologist
Rhys Cotton
Position: Architectural Technologist
Jonathan Dawson-Bowman
Position: Architect
Sukhjeet Dhillon
Position: Architect
Jordan Egglestone
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Nicola Fletcher
Position: Office Administrator
Ryan Gormley
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Jamie Green
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Sean Heneghan
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Henry Keck
Position: Architect
Hannah Kelsall
Position: Architect
Amy Kirby
Position: Architectural Technologist
Ashley Mayes
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Alex Lane
Position: Architect
Jonathan McDonnell
Position: Bid Manager
Matthew Mills
Position: Architect
Lauren Mintoft
Position: Architect
Laura-Elena Nicula
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Michal Palczewski
Position: Part I Architectural Assistant
Rokas Patapas
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Oliver Peach
Position: Architect
Harjot Rai
Position: Architect
Matthew Redding
Position: Architect
Martin Richards
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Gareth Roberts
Position: Architect
Alistair Riley
Position: Architect
Alex Rudge
Position: Architect
Tom Sheldon
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Alexandra Slatter
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Steven Turley
Position: Architect
Alexander Watkiss
Position: Senior Architectural Technologist
Douglas Weare
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
David Whittle
Position: Senior Chartered Architectural Technologist
Sarish Younis
Position: Part II Architectural Assistant
Our Culture
We’re a group of people who think differently, and think bigger.
We believe real creativity isn’t just about ‘great design’ or ‘architectural principles’ – its about intelligent thinking that solves problems, innovates, challenges assumptions, imagines and explores.
Our vision
To create meaningful and significant buildings that will have a positive and lasting impact on their world, and inspire conversation.
Our Mission
To think ‘beyond design’, working together to create places that transform the way people live,work and learn, for the better.
Our Values
We have integrity
We believe in creating unique architecture that puts human need and a sense of workability over design kudos.
We work together
The most exciting and meaningful buildings come from dialogue and collaboration. We’re a team of equals who embrace the range of expertise from inside and outside of our practice.
We think creatively
Real creativity is about more than ‘great design’. We believe the young people in our practice are its future and encourage their fresh thinking, and energy for exploring new ideas and innovations.
We understand our clients
Our clients value our partnership approach and our empathy. We take time to listen and to understand their world. We always do what’s right for the client and have no place for creative ego.
We connect with our community
Looking beyond the studio helps us see things differently and inspires us. We want our practice to reflect the diverse community it serves, helping us to create ‘places that are in tune with people’.
