Practice · Company profile · Scarborough, United Kingdom
Ian Hazard Architects
A North Yorkshire architecture practice working closely with clients, craftspeople and builders to adapt buildings to contemporary life.
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A light stair rises above the sofa beside a timber-screened wall. · The rear extension meets the steeply planted garden. · Glazing connects the dining space with the garden.
Photography: Scott Wicking
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In their words
A hands-on approach to architecture, shaped by place, materials and the way people live.
Founded by Ian Hazard in 2012, the practice brings contemporary design to existing sites and buildings. Its approach centres on collaboration with clients and the people who make a project, with careful attention to the character and possibilities of each place.
At Ladywood Mead in Roundhay, the practice renovated and extended a mid-century house within a steep woodland garden. Working with interior designer and client Lucy Clarke-Bishop, it retained the original building’s character while creating a more direct route from family living spaces to the landscape.
What they do
- 01Architecture and renovationSeen in Ladywood Mead
- 02Working with existing buildingsSeen in Ladywood Mead
- 03Collaboration with clients, craftspeople and buildersSeen in Ladywood Mead
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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