Architecture & building surveying
Commercial property has to earn its keep. Our chartered surveyors and architects advise clients on a wide range of commercial property issues, helping them find the best solution for them and their property.
Services include:
• Building and feasibility surveys
• Refurbishment and fit-out
• Cost advice
• Project management
• Contract administration
• Planned maintenance
• Energy advice
• Defect diagnosis
• Expert witness
• Party wall matters
Read about our Architecture & Building Consultancy Division.
Chris HaworthMRICS
Head of Commercial Division
Chris is a Partner and head of the firm's Commercial Division. Based in London, he specialises in all aspects of the development process from site appraisal and acquisition through funding and de...
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Chris is a Partner and head of the firm's Commercial Division. Based in London, he specialises in all aspects of the development process from site appraisal and acquisition through funding and development management. Chris also advises on strategic planning and development issues. He is a keen photographer having been semi-professional for a while some years ago and is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society. In search of his favourite subject – seabirds – he has travelled to various parts of the world, including The Falklands and South Georgia in the Antarctic, where he drank a tot of rum over Shackleton’s grave, sat beside a wandering albatross on its nest and walked amongst 100,000 king penguins.
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Colin BuggeyRIBA
Partner
Colin is a Partner and a chartered architect, based in Oxford. He provides a wide range of professional services, including design, project management and expert witness, with a particular emphas...
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Colin is a Partner and a chartered architect, based in Oxford. He provides a wide range of professional services, including design, project management and expert witness, with a particular emphasis on historic and period buildings. He acts for private, commercial and institutional clients, including the education sector. Colin has been privileged to work on several Grade I listed buildings of national importance, however he enjoys the variety of a wide range of project types, large and smaller. He enjoys keeping fit and helps to run two local fitness training groups; unfortunately he also enjoys real ale! Both interests are combined in the annual 'Lads & Dads' challenge, which involves a group of fathers and sons tackling a tough long distance walk, with frequent refreshment stops.
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