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Levitate Architects

Levitate architecture practice was formed by Spencer Guy and Tim Sloan in 2005, founded on their shared belief in the importance of transformative projects and high-quality, contemporary design. Our talented and experienced team works with a wide variety of clients, project scales and building types across the UK, led…

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Levitate architecture practice was formed by Spencer Guy and Tim Sloan in 2005, founded on their shared belief in the importance of transformative projects and high-quality, contemporary design. Our talented and experienced team works with a wide variety of clients, project scales and building types across the UK, led from London but with valued bases in the South West and Yorkshire. Whether it be a brand new apartment complex, the redevelopment of a historic site, a city loft extension or a sculptural installation, we aim to deliver spaces that function effectively and are a joy to be in. Inventive common sense is the basis of all of our work, leading to architecture that is contextual, efficient and full of light. We are experts in conservation work – led by director Jo Hibbert, with associate Sarah Earney – and have experience working with historical buildings of varying status and type, including Grade 1, II* or II listed and scheduled ancient monuments. As well as architectural services we can provide planning, landscape and engineering consultancy services, with the help of regular collaborators who we consider to be integral to the Levitate team.

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