Simon Conder Associates : Architecture Information

Key Buildings, alphabetical: Dungeness Beach House, Kent, England 2004 photo © Stephen Ambrose 07866 602627 Black Rubber Beach House Wood Awards 2004 Grand Designs Magazine Awards Remodelled House Finalist 2006 aka Black Rubber Beach House Simon Conder : Single Dwelling - Architect of the Year Awards 2006 El Ray, Kent, England 2009 photo © Paul Smoothy El Ray : Stephen Lawrence Prize winner 2009 65 Marshal’s Drive – courtyard house, St Albans, England 2007 Onobe House, Tokyo, Japan 1988-89 Pinions Barn, Buckinghamshire, England, UK 2005 Simon Conder Associates : Pinions Barn - Wood Awards 2005 Grand Designs Magazine Awards Restoration Project Finalist 2006 Wheal Friendly - Engine house, St Agnes, nr Newquay, north Cornwall, England orig. 19thc; 2007 Restoration Architect Simon Conder Buildings: New house, Devon, west England Barn conversion, Buckighamshire, southeast England Holiday homes, Cornwall, west England More projects online soon English Buildings Practice Information Simon Conder - Architect ”Trained at the AA and the Royal College of Art, Simon Conder formed his practice in 1984, with offices in Suffolk and London. The practice consists of a small team of architects and designers and this multi-disciplinary expertise is applied analytically to all projects to develop creative, cost effective solutions within tight financial and time constraints. Their work is about many things but paramount is the attempt to make things well and to respond genuinely to the particular requirements of each client and site. Much of their best work has been achieved on very low budgets. Increasingly projects are also driven by issues of sustainability and energy efficiency. Current projects incorporate the latest developments in solar heating, photovoltaics, water harvesting and recycling, geothermal and wind power. The practice has worked all over the UK, as well as in Australia, Singapore, Germany, Japan and the USA; and have won several awards for their projects.” Invited in 2008 by Herzog & de Meuron to work on Ordos 100 scheme in Mongolia Client: Jiang Yuan Water Engineering 100 ‘up-and-coming’ architects from around the world to design 100 villas in 100 days Masterplan: Ai Weiwei, Chinese artist