Our Sussex & Cornwall Locations SUSSEX BRIGHTON Contemporary Brighton architecture blends historic seafront heritage, bold sustainability, and playful, light-filled urban living. HOVE Modernist echoes meet coastal heritage in Hove. Thoughtful architecture shapes serene, sunlit urban living — where clean lines, natural light, and seaside character. SHOREHAM Architecture blends maritime heritage with modern renewal, shaping coastal identity through adaptive, community-focused design. SALTDEAN Place that captures seaside modernism, where curving white facades meet the horizon in sculptural harmony. ROTTINGDEAN Rottingdean is a historic coastal village where flint cottages, modern cliffside homes and a landmark windmill frame Brighton’s eastern approach. ROBERTSBRIDGE Historic East Sussex village on the River Rother, timber-framed houses and surrounding High Weald countryside. HAYWARDS HEATH Haywards Heath mixes modest modernist villas, suburban infill and commercial blocks with evolving, rail-linked growth. MIDHURST Midhurst blends medieval charm, riverside calm, and creative energy within the rolling beauty of the South Downs. CHICHESTER Chichester architects skilled in listed buildings, conservation areas and contemporary design — balancing Roman walls, Georgian streets and modern living. ALFRISTON Alfriston is an atypical East Sussex village: a dense conservation area in the South Downs National Park with strict planning controls, many listed buildings. LEWES Need a Lewes architect experienced with conservation areas, listed buildings and local planning. This medieval town, with its Norman castle above winding streets, poses unique renovation challenges. KINGSTON - LEWES Discover expert architects in Kingston near Lewes. Navigate South Downs planning, conservation areas, and listed buildings with local expertise. DITCHLING Expert architects in Ditchling navigate South Downs planning, conservation areas, and listed buildings. Local knowledge meets Arts & Crafts heritage. EAST GRINSTEAD East Grinstead is one of Sussex’s most historic market towns. The High Street holds England’s longest terrace of 14th‑century timber‑framed buildings — a living reminder that modern projects. EASTBOURNE Eastbourne is not a typical seaside town – it is a planned Victorian resort with over 130 listed buildings and 12 conservation areas, which makes getting planning permission very different from most places. HORSHAM Finding the right architect in Horsham isn't just about design skills. It's about understanding 1,860 listed buildings, navigating 37 conservation areas, and working within West Sussex's complex planning framework. CORNWALL FALMOUTH Falmouth architecture blends maritime heritage, coastal landscapes, historic character, and contemporary sustainable design. TRURO Truro architecture combines historic Cornish character, Georgian elegance, contemporary design, and sustainable development. PADSTOW Padstow architecture reflects its historic fishing heritage, coastal character, traditional craftsmanship, and contemporary seaside design. ST IVES St Ives is shaped by its rich artistic heritage, dramatic coastal setting, historic town character and architecture, design that responds to the unique quality of light. LOOE Looe architectural design for hillside houses, harbour properties and coastal homes, with careful planning for levels, access, views and existing character. FOWEY Fowey architectural design for challenging plots, historic homes, extensions and renovations, with careful attention to levels, views and existing character. ST MAWES St Mawes architectural design for extensions, renovations and coastal homes, with emphasis on outlook, outdoor space, durability and planning context. CARBIS BAY Architectural design for Carbis Bay homes on sloping coastal sites, covering extensions, renovations, views, levels, outdoor space and materials.
