Led by Stephen Oliver, a conservation-accredited architect and historic buildings consultant, we have broad experience in relation to heritage buildings. Based in Birmingham, we operate across the country, caring for important historic structures and their settings, with a particular interest in Ecclesiastical architecture. We conserve, repair and carry out alterations and extensions to heritage buildings and design new buildings in historic settings. We aim to provide bespoke, well-crafted solutions for historic buildings. Our clients include individual Parochial Church Councils, charities, local authorities, institutional and private clients. Our Conservation Accreditation means that we are able to participate in Heritage Lottery Funded projects. Stephen Oliver is appointed architect to Peterborough Cathedral and Brecon Cathedral.

Working on a large number of historic buildings

Working as assistant to Henry Freeland, architect to Guildford and Norwich Cathedrals, and Kings College Chapel, Cambridge. Worked on churches throughout East Anglia, as well as Cambridge colleges and other historic buildings

Worked on the completion of St Edmundsbury Cathedral for the Trustees of the late Stephen Dykes Bower

Worked on a number of new build projects including squash courts for Magdalen College, Oxford and an extension to the town of Spetses, Greece.

Year out position, worked on the new public library at Maldon, Essex and the Principal's Lodge, Newnham College, Cambridge