Southpoint is a small architectural practice in Bristol offering experience in a wide range of buildings and construction methods; a track record in combining imaginative ideas with technical expertise and a flair for designing elegant and environmentally conscious buildings.Projects include:• Residential urban infill developments• Extensions to surgeries and dental practices• Conversion of remote barn in Brecon Beacons National Park to training centre• Extension to Citizens Advice Bureau• Two ecohouses in Surrey• Individual and group self-build houses• Alterations to Listed Buildings• Residential conversion of farm buildings near Inverness• Competition entries

• The Mede Community & Education Centre1 Marshall Walk, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 1TR:Working drawing programme and project architect for site work for Community Centre Buildings including church and sports hall.

• 68–70 York Road, Bristol: project architect for construction of block of nine new flats specially designed for people with a visual impairment. • WCA Warehouse, Redcliffe Backs, Bristol: project architect from scheme design to completion for £2.7 million conversion and extension of early twentieth century waterside warehouse to 39 flats including repairs and major modifications to existing building together with construction of walkway bridge over floating harbour.

•Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education: project architect for fast track reordering, upgrading and conversion of residential accommodation, refectory and Student’s Union to offices and lecture theatres.•The Ropewalk, Bradford on Avon: design and detailing of 31 energy efficient retirement flats on steeply sloping site, with extensive hard and soft landscaping.• Roman Baths, City of Bath: member of small project team for the major reorganisation of visitor facilities including restaurant, new commercial kitchen, new shop-front and internal refitting, and additional access to Roman remains.

• Visitor Centre, Castell Henllys: member of small design team for “green” visitor centre, framed and partially clad in local timber with roof covered in locally cut meadow turf.• Visitor Centre for Dyfed Wildlife Trust: member of small design team for interpretation building in Teifi Marshes with timber engineered structure and clad in timber with large facade of structural glazing.• Youth Hostels Association, 36–38 Carter Lane, London EC4: Project architect from outline design to completion of £3.5 million extensions and alterations to Grade II listed building to provide 220 bed youth hostel with restaurant and two penthouse apartments for hostel managers• YHA Prince Street, Bristol: Designer of £1 million interior fitting-out, the second stage of the conversion of redundant nineteenth century dock side warehouse to youth hostel, café, urban studies centre and tourist information office..

• Imperium, Reading: member of small project team from outline design to detail design of a £7.5 million prestige office building with fast track procurement programme.• 39 Hays Mews, Mayfair: Project Architect for £0.5 million office and residential extension