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Howel Evans and Opher Architects

Howel Evans & Opher Architects enjoy meeting the challenge of new projects and delivering innovative and bespoke solutions to each design problem. Based in South London we have frequently been asked to work in conservation areas and on listed buildings where we like to propose a more radical intervention as a contrast…

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Howel Evans & Opher Architects enjoy meeting the challenge of new projects and delivering innovative and bespoke solutions to each design problem. Based in South London we have frequently been asked to work in conservation areas and on listed buildings where we like to propose a more radical intervention as a contrast to the existing fabric, an approach becoming more popular with conservation professionals and one to which our customised solutions are particularly suited. We undertake extensions, renovations, fit-outs and new builds where we combine sustainability with a careful analysis of the site using traditional and modern forms of construction to make practical designs fitting to their context. In order to deliver an exemplary project, we try to ensure that delivery and cost control, both integral to the design solution, become part of the creative process. A close dialogue with our clients in both the domestic and commercial arenas has allowed us to deliver beautiful assignments, on time and within the defined budgets.

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