Ackroyd Lowrie is an innovative architectural practise committed to delivering high quality, bespoke spaces for our clients. Our studio is known for design excellence and focuses on effective delivery for our clients.
Our studio is known for design excellence in the residential and commercial sectors. The practice is led by Jon Ackroyd and Oliver Lowrie whom both have extensive experience designing and delivering award-winning schemes. Ackroyd Lowrie is currently working on a wide range of projects in the UK across the residential and commercial sectors.
We have developed an award-winning design process with cutting-edge VR technology. In the future, our goal is to be designing cities of tomorrow.
At Ackroyd Lowrie, we do not believe in a culture of overtime as this leads to burnout. Our passion is creating beautiful places and innovative architecture.
For us, it's important that there is a balance between time for family and friends outside of practice and during office hours working hard and smart on projects that excite us.
If a deadline throws us a curveball then we will pay our team for the hours worked overtime that they went the extra mile.
Currently, we are educating the next generation on regeneration from our beautiful office in East London and are designing new homes and workplaces across the UK.
The Old Vyner Street Gallery, 21-23 Vyner Street, London, E2 9DG
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