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John Renshaw Architects

At the core of the practice is a belief that we should value and maintain our existing built environment. We are lucky enough to have an incredible Architectural heritage and it should be celebrated and maintained for future generations. When buildings are no longer fit for purpose, renovation, light modifications and…

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“At the core of the practice is a belief that we should value and maintain our existing built environment.”

At the core of the practice is a belief that we should value and maintain our existing built environment. We are lucky enough to have an incredible Architectural heritage and it should be celebrated and maintained for future generations. When buildings are no longer fit for purpose, renovation, light modifications and sympathetic extensions should always be considered ahead of demolitions When new buildings are required they should have as low an impact on the environment as possible, both in construction and long term use. Employing modern technologies alongside intelligent design minimises our impact on the planet and is a baseline approach for all new builds.

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Profile updated 29 July 2026

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