HOLDEN FORD - WIMBLEDONS LEADING ARCHITECTS
The Practice
With over 670 projects within our portfolio, together with over 47 years experience as Architects and Engineers within Wimbledon and about the surrounding areas, we consider each project to be a new and exciting challenge. We firmly believe in listening carefully to our clients and ensure we are creating their architectural dream and not ours- whether it is a simple extension or a complete new build.
Vision
We offer flexibility and vision that enables us to respond to our clients’ needs and aspirations. We understand that each project is different and that establishing a close relationship with the client is important to the projects success. With our experience and in-depth knowledge of planning, building legislation and construction we are ideally placed to look after our clients’ interests and provide an unbiased, professional and realistic assessment of their architectural needs and objectives.
Services
We provide a comprehensive multi-disciplinary service at all stages of project development, from the preparation of feasibility studies to the final completion of a project. Our expertise includes:
- Design,
- Planning and building regulations,
- Landscape design,
- Engineering services,
- Tender documentation,
- Cost control,
- Site inspections,
- Project management, and
- Contract administration.
Principles
We have won an enviable reputation for imaginative, high quality designs that are completed with a craftsman’s keen attention to detail. We believe that all our projects should be visually satisfying and of sound construction.
Experience
We have been established in Wimbledon Village since 1976 and have worked on a varied portfolio of projects in London, South East England and overseas. Architectural projects include new houses, renovations of listed buildings, alterations and additions to houses, as well as commercial developments, schools and churches.
Results
Holden Ford has won numerous architectural design awards and has featured on television, radio and in the press.