Whilst all of the above qualities run through all of the work we do striving for the highest standards in the work executed on site is paramount. This is in part achieved by careful specification and drawing but also by endeavouring to bring the best out of the craftsmen engaged on a project. The practice is well established but still sufficiently young that it benefits from a close knit team of Architects with common enthusiasm and passion for historic buildings and contemporary design.
The practice includes several past SPAB Scholars who are well versed in the philosophical and technical aspects of working on historic buildings. Nick Cox was selected in 2013 to be a member of the National Trust Architectural Panel (now the Historic Environment Advisory Group) - reflecting his depth of experience and knowledge in working with historic buildings.
He is unusually placed as an Architect who not only works on some of the finest country houses in England but combines this with ecclesiastical work as Cathedral Architect at Wells and Winchester Cathedrals.
The practice includes several past SPAB Scholars who are well versed in the philosophical and technical aspects of working on historic buildings. Nick Cox was selected in 2013 to be a member of the National Trust Architectural Panel (now the Historic Environment Advisory Group) - reflecting his depth of experience and knowledge in working with historic buildings.
He is unusually placed as an Architect who not only works on some of the finest country houses in England but combines this with ecclesiastical work as Cathedral Architect at Wells and Winchester Cathedrals.
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Nick Cox Architects was established in 2006 and is based just north of Oxford.
The practice specialises in the repair and conservation of historic buildings and the design of new buildings in a historic context.
The conservation philosophy of the practice is grounded in developing a proper understanding of the historic fabric and carrying out thoughtful repairs and conservation.
The practice's approach to new design is rooted in an understanding of materials and their behaviour over time - knowledge of which principally derives from work on historic buildings.
The practice specialises in the repair and conservation of historic buildings and the design of new buildings in a historic context.
The conservation philosophy of the practice is grounded in developing a proper understanding of the historic fabric and carrying out thoughtful repairs and conservation.
The practice's approach to new design is rooted in an understanding of materials and their behaviour over time - knowledge of which principally derives from work on historic buildings.
Have excellent design skills, related to an interest in both historic buildings and new design.
Be open minded and willing to discuss options relating to design challenges.
These should be married with an ability to take initiative but also to have an appreciation for the constraints in which a solution needs to be found.
Demonstrate technical knowledge of construction and current legislation in regard to Building Regulations.
Please send an email to info@nickcoxarchitects.co.uk with a copy of your CV and selected images of your work.
Be open minded and willing to discuss options relating to design challenges.
These should be married with an ability to take initiative but also to have an appreciation for the constraints in which a solution needs to be found.
Demonstrate technical knowledge of construction and current legislation in regard to Building Regulations.
Please send an email to info@nickcoxarchitects.co.uk with a copy of your CV and selected images of your work.
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