OWL Architects is an RIBA Chartered Practice offering architectural, design and project management services. We operate from offices in Suffolk and undertake projects throughout East Anglia and beyond. Our clients include private, public, charitable and institutional bodies and we undertake a range of residential, school, community, care and historic buildings work. We also have experience of grant funded, self-build and commercial projects. OWL Architects grew out of the prominent social housing practice of Tayler and Green and has been trading in its current form for over 30 years. The practice is structured as a simple but accessible hierarchy with a partner directly responsible for all projects. We employ qualified staff and have knowledge of the wider legal and contractual responsibilities associated with realising building projects and delivering better outcomes. | We offer expertise in all aspects of building design, planning and procurement and have a proven track record in producing bespoke solutions to meet individual, business and lifestyle needs. Our service is friendly and responsive and we see good communication as essential to our understanding and transforming your requirements into inspiring and appropriate solutions. Underpinning this is an acceptance that buildings must offer long-term service and provide best value both economically and environmentally. OWL has developed relationships with a number of local authorities, development agencies, contractors and other consultants. We support AutoCAD drawing software, subscribe to the National Building Specification and have experience of a range of procurement options. In addition to core design skills the practice is also able to provide 3D visualization, party wall advice and a number of other ancillary services. | Feasibility Studies Brief Writing Outline and Detail Design Planning Applications Building Regulations Applications Specification Writing Project and Contract Management Measured and Condition Surveys Party Wall Advice Visualisations |
