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Boon Brown Architects
Architecture, town planning and landscape design
- Work
- Residential, Commercial, Education
- Plus 9 more sectors
- Size
- 26-50
- Working pattern
- Hybrid
In their words
“BoonBrown is an established architecture, town planning and landscape architecture practice with studios in Somerset and London.”
BoonBrown is an established architecture, town planning and landscape architecture practice with studios in Somerset and London. Founded in 1986 by Clive Brown and Richard Boon, it has grown into one of the leading independent practices in the South West of England, with a team of around 50 people working across both studios.
The practice offers a personal, dedicated service and has built a reputation for delivering high quality buildings and places that are innovative and viable. Its two studios, Motivo in Yeovil and Tunstall Hall in Brixton, collaborate closely, sharing knowledge and resources so that every project can draw on the full breadth of the practice's architecture, town planning and landscape architecture expertise.
BoonBrown works across a wide range of sectors, including residential, commercial, education, healthcare, hospitality and mixed-use. The team takes a holistic approach to each project, adding value through building designs that are sympathetic and responsive to their environment while keeping a firm focus on cost control and delivery.
The work they do
- 01Residential
- 02Commercial
- 03Education
- 04Healthcare
- 05Hospitality
- 06Infrastructure
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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