Practice
You’ll have the opportunity to see your project come to life right before your eyes, bringing your vision into reality as we work together.
It can be difficult searching for an architect, especially to find someone that you trust will realise your vision whilst having a positive rapport. Sandy’s approach is simple! Every client and every project is different and therefore she will tailor her process on an individual basis. Sandy aims to achieve what you want, and will guide you through the appropriate strategy.
BA (Hons) BArch RIBA CR
Sandy Fishpool has built a reputation working on traditional and contemporary architectural projects including cutting-edge paragraph 84e projects, and her services for several of the UK's historic buildings. With a 30-year architectural career, she has worked on a diverse range of projects across the UK, creating sensitive designs that reflect her commitment to developing lasting and meaningful places for clients, thereby enhancing communities and environments.
Recent projects include working on the restoration of listed buildings such as part of the Wentworth Woodhouse estate and St. Leonard’s House. She also led the renovation of a Grade II-listed Georgian villa in Great Malvern, where her role as lead consultant allowed her to combine her architectural and heritage expertise, ensuring the property was both sensitively restored and adapted for modern use.
Sustainability
In a time when we are increasingly aware of our resources, lifestyle choices, and the future of our planet, sustainability guides everything Sandy does. She does not see sustainability as a passing architectural trend; rather, it is the core of her business.
30 years extensive experience of delivering sustainable projects.
Projects that meet your needs whilst being grounded in sustainability principles that prioritise efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and the highest quality.
Commitment to maximising efficiency helps minimise environmental impact without sacrificing aesthetics. This approach ultimately results in architecture that will stand the test of time.
- Sustainable building practices that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building’s life cycle.
- Expanding and enhancing classical building design considerations, such as economy, utility, durability, and comfort. Designing buildings that minimise the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural world.
- Implementing energy-efficient and environmentally friendly construction methods.
- Promoting the environmental, economic, and social benefits of effective “green” design solutions.
- Using a collaborative design approach helps integrate green building technologies more effectively. This maximises their overall impact.
- Designs can fulfill current needs while safeguarding the ability of future generations to meet theirs.
- As renewable technologies evolve, it is essential for designs to adapt accordingly.
- The primary goal is to minimise the environmental impact across all life-cycle stages of the building project.
- Given the complexity of buildings, each design variable significantly influences their environmental effects throughout their life cycle.