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Gregory Phillips Architects is a London based architecture and interior design firm.
| Industry | Architecture & Design |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1991 |
| Headquarters | London |
Key people | Gregory Phillips |
| Services | Residential Architecture & Interior Design |
Number of employees | 9 |
| Website | gregoryphillips |
Founded more than 30 years ago, they are a multi award winning architecture studio specialising in prestigious contemporary residential design.
Established as one of the UK’s leading residential architects, they deliver the finest homes to the highest architectural quality with a carefully considered approach.
Whether the project is an extension, a renovation or an entirely new house design, every project is transformative and they care about every detail.
They design homes that are bold, contemporary and of the highest quality. All designs are carefully considered to realise the potential of the building or site, the needs of clients, and to create a connection to their surroundings and a sense of place.
Projects range from extensions and renovations to suburban houses, listed buildings or city apartments through to complex new build houses. They share the same consideration and focus on quality to create a sense of seamless understated luxury.
Refurbishment and remodelling
New build
/ 2024 RIBA London Award [shortlist] / 2024 British Homes Awards – Best UK House [shortlist] / 2024 Architizer A+ Awards – Large Private House [finalist] / 2024 UK Property Awards – Single Residence [winner] / 2023 Design et al – Luxury Residence Europe [shortlist] / 2022 RIBA London Award [nominee] / 2022 British Homes Awards – Best UK House [shortlist] / 2020 BD Architect of the Year – Interiors [finalist] / 2020 Luxury Lifestyle Awards – Best Luxury Architecture UK [winner] / 2018 RIBA West Midlands Award [winner] / 2018 RIBA House of the Year [longlist] / 2018 Design et al – Luxury Residence Europe [winner] / 2018 RIBA South Award [winner] / 2018 RIBA House of the Year [longlist] / 2018 British Homes Awards – Large House of The Year [winner] / 2018 British Homes Awards – Extension of the Year [highly commended] / 2018 British Homes Awards – Interior Home Design [highly commended] / 2018 BD Architect of the Year – Interiors [finalist] / 2017 International Design & Architecture Awards – Luxury Residence Europe [winner] / 2017 Design et al – Luxury Residence Europe [winner] / 2017 UK Property Awards – Best Single Residence [winner] / 2017 UK Property Awards – Best Interior Design [winner] / 2017 BD Architect of the Year – Individual Houses [finalist]
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