Granit Chartered Architects

London, United Kingdom

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Granit Chartered Architects is a specialist residential architects practice in London with over 25 years experience designing homes. Our architectural style is influenced by contemporary architecture, fine period property and conservation work, which means you can expect an experienced, knowledgeable and skilled residential architect to work on your home.

Granit is a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Chartered Architects practice too. This means by choosing Granit you will be hiring specialist residential architect with a keen eye for delivering a high quality service. Granit takes customer satisfaction very seriously and prides itself on providing innovative and contemporary architecture and designing beautiful homes.

History

Established in 1988.

Granit Chartered Architects has been designing beautiful homes in London, the UK and around the world for over 25 years.

Meet the Business Owner

Robert W.

Business Owner

Architect Director, Granit Chartered Architects

Robert Wilson is the Architect Director at London based practice Granit Chartered Architects. Set up in 1988 as a partnership, Granit specialises in residential design projects in London, the surrounding counties and throughout the world, with projects in Switzerland, France and Peru.

Wilson has led the practice since the original partnership collapsed in the early nineties. Focussing on private residential work he has developed a reputation for bespoke, challenging and high quality design. Wilson has recently led the practice into the commercial development sector, with several large scale mixed use schemes under way.

Away from residential work the practice also covers projects in the retail, office and manufacturing sectors, including the design of Jamie Oliver’s bakery and a library for the Benjamin Britten Foundation

Prior to setting up Granit Chartered Architects, Wilson worked under renowned architect Demetri Porphyrios.