Robert Keeble
Director

Architect RIBA AABC

Rob qualified from Brighton school of architecture in 1983 with a first class degree and began his career within a regional firm of architects. Since forming KLH Architects in 1988 with Graham Lambert and Alan Howard, Rob has continued in regionally orientated practice and has formed a close working knowledge of many of East Anglian Planning authorities. His experiences extend to a wide range of project types ranging from historic listed buildings to education and large healthcare facilities. Rob believes in and practices the approach that whatever the nature of client, private individual, local authority or trust body it is important that a close and direct relationship be developed with their architect. He is committed to continued professional development and joined the list of architects accredited in Building Conservation in 2011 together with completing a Post-Graduate Certificate in Energy and Sustainable Building Design in 2012 via distance learning with De-Montfort University. (MSc pending research project.)

With a firm belief that the nature of the client brief and the context will dictate the design solution Rob is aware that this will vary and whether conservation, contexture or reproduction, it is always the quality of design and execution that delivers exemplary architecture.

Alan Howard
Director

Architectural Technologist MCIAT

Alan specialises in construction technology, planning conservation and Building Regulations, and has a keen interest in constructing more sustainable buildings, which has led to his further qualification as a BREEAM Assessor and formerly a Code for Sustainable Homes Assessor. This experience has helped to drive the design of “fabric first “ and futureproofed local authority social housing schemes, that also meet the standards of Lifetime Homes, Building for Life and Secured by Design. Alan also has a keen interest in specialist fire design, and has gained a qualification in NHS Firecode design for hospitals and health buildings.

Most recently, Alan has assisted the University of Suffolk with an innovative Digitech Centre, a hub that forms a collaboration between the University and BT at their Adastral Park Research Centre, to promote education, research and industry links between the University and the fast developing local digital “hub” at Adastral Park.

Bryan Wybrow
Director

Architect RIBA

Bryan joined KLH Architects in 2014 as a Project Architect and brought with him considerable team leading experience on major public sector, healthcare, education, commercial and residential projects. With specialist technical knowledge and contract administration experience Bryan has established a strong project and client portfolio at KLH Architects. Since joining KLH Architects Bryan has overseen the transition to using Autodesk Revit for all live projects and is continuing to evolve Revit and Building Information (BIM) strategies across the company.

Appointed as a Director of KLH Architects in 2018 Bryan is an integral member of the practice management and is currently leading the implementation of new corporate and practice management systems to enhance productivity and further the quality that KLH Architects delivers.

As current Chair of RIBA Suffolk Bryan has been involved in promoting architecture and architects within Suffolk. This role has evolved in his time as Chair with links being forged with the new School of Architecture at the University of Suffolk, Ipswich. In recognition of the work of RIBA Suffolk and the support that KLH Architects provides the University Bryan has been appointed as a Visiting Senior Fellow in the School of Science, Technology and Engineering.

Tom Bryce
Director

Project Manager MRICS

Tom joined KLH Architects in 2008 during in his placement year from Sheffield Hallam University, and gained a permanent position to complete his degree on a day release basis at Anglia Ruskin University. Tom became a chartered surveyor in 2018 joining the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors as a project manager.

Tom’s main area of expertise is healthcare with a wide range of projects, including full refurbishments, new build, and modular construction with a range of acute and mental healthcare clients. He is able to assist clients throughout the entire project, from defining the client brief, space planning, technical design, through to completion.

Over the past 10 years Tom has gained a good knowledge of the healthcare sector, with a wide range of projects, helping the client and end users to fully develop clear briefs, challenge derogations and make best use of space to enable a successful project.

Anya Martin
Company Secretary

Having joined KLH Architects at 17 years old, Anya has worked her way through the administration of the company over the last 10 years and now undertakes the role of Company Secretary managing the corporate side of the business and works closely with the directors to achieve organisational objectives.

Alongside her role within KLH, Anya is also Company Secretary on the board of KLH Arch Trustee Ltd where she administers the Employee Owned Trust.

Stuart Edgar
Associate Director

Architect RIBA

Having joined KLH Architects in 2008 with an RIBA Part 1 degree from the University of Lincoln, Stuart has worked in the healthcare team throughout completion of his studies becoming fully qualified in 2017. Stuart completed his RIBA Part 2 and RIBA Part 3 part-time at London Southbank University and RIBA North West respectively. During this time and since, he has taken the role of Project Architect to see completion of some major healthcare projects.

Stuart has a passion for historic buildings and has been involved in restoration and conversion projects on non-listed and listed projects up to Grade I and is now working towards a conservation accreditation. Stuart promotes the importance of light and spatial arrangement in all projects to create healthy environments for both buildings and their users.

Ben Moore
Associate Director

Architectural Technologist MCIAT

Since joining KLH Architects in 2007, Ben has achieved an honours degree in Architectural Technology whilst studying part time at Anglia Ruskin University. He has also gone on to become a full member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists ‘MCIAT’ and is currently undertaking his professional assessment to become a full member of the Chartered Institute of Building.

In the twelve years since joining KLH Architects he has acted as lead consultant on multiple residential properties, commercial projects and has provided technical design input on healthcare projects, specialising in new build residential dwellings and flats. With experience in taking projects from planning through to tender, Ben is also able to provide supervision throughout the construction stage through to handover.

He has recently put together a team to deliver large scale residential developments, combining his construction experience, management skills and knowledge of the Building Regulations to deliver a comprehensive detailed design package for Construction.

Andy Garnham
Associate

Associate

Andy began his architectural career in 1987, taking on a role of Architectural Technician and joined KLH Architects in 2010. Andy’s main areas of expertise are in health care, sport & leisure, and commercial sectors, both private and publicly funded.

Having been trained as an Architectural Technician Andy has also worked for a mechanical and electrical consultant, structural engineers and interior designers and has previously gained valuable hands on site experience. This combined with an extensive and in-depth knowledge in dealing with Design and Build contracts places Andy as a key senior member of staff within KLH Architects and is passionate about moving forwards within the industry.

He is actively involved in the progression of the junior members of staff, driving to encourage high standards within their designs and work.

Rachel Cormack
Associate

Senior Architectural Technician ACIOB

Rachel has over 30 years’ experience working in the Construction Industry. Her broad experience ranges from civil and structural engineering, design and construction detailing for a wide variety of architectural projects including commercial, domestic and healthcare. Over the last 15 years at KLH Architects she has specialised in Healthcare Design and has worked closely with several NHS clients. Rachel has developed an extensive knowledge of many different Healthcare services, including General Clinics and Outpatient facilities, Theatres, Pathology, Maternity, Radiology, Ophthalmology, Pharmacy and Mental Health Facilities.

Rachel has developed a good working knowledge of the Healthcare Environment, designing to conform to current Building Regulations, HBN’s and working in close liaison with the end users. She is happy to develop designs with space planning options and challenge existing design standards where existing HBN requirements have been outdated. She understands the changing nature of medical care and how advances in science and technology can mean deviations from HBN standards for the advancement of Services, new medical techniques and equipment.

Rachel thrives on finding design solutions for the ever-changing NHS Services being provided. The use of Revit (3D modelling software) has helped Clients better visualise the design and ensure the end results meet requirements and expectations.

Lucy Godden
Associate

Architect RIBA

Lucy qualified as an architect in 2014 after completing her RIBA Stage III at The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL after 10 years of studying and working in a London.

Lucy’s experience includes numerous conservation, restoration and conversion projects on Listed and heritage buildings. Her sensitive response to context and materiality reflects her passion for timeless and empathetic design.

Lucy joined KLH in 2019 after moving to Suffolk with her family. During her time with us she has continued to build on her passion by designing and leading numerous projects covering high end residential, conversion and restoration of heritage and Listed buildings. Her experience has expanded to now include a range of healthcare projects.

Alongside her project architect and mentoring roles, Lucy is the Employee Director on the Board of Trustees for the Employees Ownership Trust.

Andy Acourt
Associate

Project Architect RIBA

Andy studied at the University of Brighton, qualifying as an architect in 2005. He joined KLH Architects in 2018, having previously worked in Brighton, Eastbourne and Ipswich.

Andy is an experienced architect with a great balance of technical ability, project running and client management. He has worked on a wide range of projects from conception through to completion, with particular expertise in the commercial and retail sectors.

Andy has been responsible for numerous new-build and redevelopment schemes for a major national food retailer across the country. Alongside his project work Andy also provides mentoring and technical support to the junior members of staff.

Will Ludkin
Architectural Technologist, Certified Passive House Designer

Will Joined KLH in 2016 and has accrued 15 years experience within the industry. He has spent most of this time working in and around Suffolk for Local Practices, and has also spent time working as a stonemason in London with some of the UKs leading Interior Designers.

At KLH Will works across a number of sectors including Domestic, Residential, Commercial and Education, across all of the RIBA workstages, from design concepts to contract administration and handover. Will also spends a considerable amount of his time mentoring our junior members of staff in both their professional work and their further education.

Will holds a BA(Hons) in Architecture and is a qualified energy assessor. He is currently completing his RIBA Part 2 part-time, with a view to becoming a chartered Architect. Will is also an accredited PassivHaus designer.

Ian Tate
Chartered Architectural Technologist

Ian has considerable experience working as part of a team, or leading it, in residential, education and commercial projects. He has technical knowledge of many different construction types, contract administration and site inspection experience. As well as working in senior positions in a few companies Ian also set up his own Chartered practice and worked for himself for 6 years.

Whilst qualifying as a Chartered Architectural Technologist in the 90s, Ian spent extensive time working on listed and period properties being involved in high levels of detailed construction drawings and specification. This background has served him well adapting to other sectors and contemporary construction techniques. He has a passion for environmentally sustainable construction and particularly enjoys working on high quality bespoke dwellings, including Passivhaus.

Ian joined KLH in 2022 and is keen to mentor junior members of staff and encourage their progress.

Graham Page
Senior Architectural Technician

Graham has considerable technical experience in flat roofing systems, gained throughout previous employment at Bauder Ltd. Career progression into the Architectural field has enabled him to gain a diverse level of technical and on site construction experience on major public sector, Ministry of Defence, education and commercial projects.

With extensive knowledge of NBS specification, AutoCAD software, and more recently Revit Architecture and BIM related software, he has developed specialist technical knowledge and contract administration experience.

Steve Manning
Senior Architectural Technician

Steve joined KLH Architects in 2004 with over 30 years’ experience in the construction industry in both private and public sectors. Steve’s experience makes him a highly valuable member of KLH Architects in which he carries out preliminary and detailed drawing work for Planning and Building Regulations approvals, construction drawings, design coordination and contract administration. Steve enjoys liaising with both client and contractor teams and is also responsible for building surveys and preparing tender documents for contractor appointments.

Nicola Gulliver
Architect

Since finishing her Part 1 and Part 2 at Kent School of Architecture, University of Kent, Nicola has worked on a large range of projects within the practice. Nicola specialises in concept design and design development, but is increasingly gaining more responsibility over the design and management of projects during the detailed design and construction phase.

Nicola undertook her Part 3 whilst working in the practice in order to become a fully qualified architect. Since achieving this Nicola has been a member of design teams working on competition bids and schemes in education, residential and student accommodation projects. Nicola is heavily involved in the healthcare sector, working numerous projects in the practice.

Nicola has a keen eye for 3D modelling and visualisations and enjoys bringing schemes to life through creative imagery. Since becoming fully qualified she has increasingly more responsibility within the projects she works in and enjoys seeing them through the construction phase to completion.

Neil Caley
Senior Architectural Technician

Neil began his career in 1989 as an Architectural Technician before joining KLH Architects as a Senior Architectural Technician in June 2021.

He specialises in construction technology and is a talented draftsman, specifier and job runner with a track record for delivering projects in Residential, Commercial, Education and Sport & Leisure sectors.

With over 30 years experience within architectural practices, Neil brings a pragmatic and holistic approach to achieving high quality architectural design.

James Francis
Architect

In his career James has worked with both small local practices as well as large multinational firms giving him experience of the breadth of the architectural sector. This is reflected in the varied project sectors he has experience in. James’ current main areas of expertise are in the Commercial and Residential development and has detailed past experience in many other sectors such as Education, Leisure and Defence. During his time in practice he has worked on a wide range of project types and sizes ranging from applications for replacement windows in Listed properties to £40m leisure schemes.

James enjoys the variety of challenges projects bring, from the macro level of master planning urban redevelopment schemes though to the rigour of detail design on high end residential or heritage projects. He enjoys working on projects across the country but feel particularly lucky to have worked on a wide range of historic buildings in his home county of Suffolk. This feeds into his design ethos that great contemporary design draws upon the lessons of the past and that through understanding our built heritage and historic buildings designs can bring the best out of modern construction technologies.

James has been in full time employment within architecture for over twenty years during which he progressed his architectural education via office based examinations in his spare time. Outside of the qualifications gained he attends regular CPD events in the office and has also been involved in a range of in house and externally sourced training including communication skills, audit training and informal skills based development.

Thomas DiDuca
Architectural Technologist

Thomas joined KLH as an apprentice in 2016 and during his time at KLH Architects has gained a wealth of experience in planning and construction. He is involved in a wide range of projects including residential, commercial and healthcare work.

Thomas has recently qualified with a first in Architectural Technology BSc Hons after studying part time at the University of Westminster and is looking forward to developing his experience and expertise further within the industry.

Tim Keeble
Post Graduate Architectural Apprentice

Tim completed his RIBA Part I Undergraduate degree specialising in environmental design in 2018. Following this he returned to KLH Architects applying his skills in practice working on a variety of projects at different scales and is currently involved with a number of paragraph 80 dwellings. Tim works at an advanced level in various software programs alongside his capability of a more traditional hand drawing / drafting style. Tim has a particular focus on KLH’s graphic and aesthetic style.

Furthering his career, he is now undertaking an RIBA Part II Masters at the University of Cambridge on day release whilst continuing to manage and run his projects within the office.

Benjamin Stephens
Architectural Technologist

Ben studied at Anglia Ruskin University, qualifying as an Architectural Technologist in 2019. After graduating, Ben worked for a company specialising in pharmacy design where he managed his own projects from initial concepts to completion.

Upon joining KLH in 2021, Ben uses his skills gained to produce high quality work within a team focused on retail projects. He also has experience working on commercial projects using both Revit and a proficient understanding of AutoCAD software.

Vanessa Wong
Interior Architectural Designer

Vanessa joined KLH Architects as an Interior Architectural Assistant in 2021, after completing a degree in BA Interior Design at Kingston School of Art. Her unique role in the company involves providing support to the lead Interior Architect, whilst also designing custom graphics for various projects. She is well versed in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and has a keen eye for detail, which is fundamental to delivering high quality designs to clients.

Greg Robson
Trainee Architectural Technologist

Before joining KLH in 2020, Greg worked as a design draughtsman for a safety equipment fit out company dealing with large London based clients. Since then, at KLH, Greg has worked on a variety of residential projects including large developments to individual high end builds as well as non-residential buildings including healthcare facilities.

Having worked previously in AutoCAD, Greg has now developed his technical drawing skills further by becoming confident using Revit 3D modelling software, allowing him to produce high end schemes.

Greg is currently undertaking his architectural technology degree at the university of London South Bank and is looking forward to continuing with his studies while gaining further knowledge in the workplace.

Oscar Farrow
Trainee Architectural Technologist

Since First Coming to KLH Architects in 2016 for work experience, Oscar is now a full time member of KLH. He is undertaking his degree in Architectural Technology at the University of London South Bank with aspirations to be a qualified Architectural Technologist.

Working at KLH, Oscar has quickly become adapt in 3D BIM modelling and graphics software such as those supplied by Autodesk and Adobe. He applies these in a variety of projects including; Commercial, Healthcare, Residential and large scale Residential work.

Olivia Fellows
Part 1 Architectural Assistant

After recently achieving her RIBA Part 1 as one of the first students of Architecture at the University of Suffolk, Olivia joined KLH Architects in July 2021. Inspired by important feminist Architects, such as Helene Frichot, Judith Butler and Rosi Bradotti Olivia is passionate about how Architecture creates dialogues with humans in the built environment.

While studying Olivia refined her curation skills producing an array of high-quality visualisations, through her design projects and graphics for her university women’s football team. Since joining KLH Olivia has worked on projects in the healthcare sector, successfully developing her skills in modelling software such as Revit and AutoCAD.

James Farr
Part 1 Architectural Assistant

James joined KLH in August 2021 after graduating his RIBA Part 1 at Norwich University of the Arts with first class honours and is currently working on a wide range of projects, utilizing multiple programs to produce high quality work for KLH.

James is proficient in Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD in conjunction with Photoshop and InDesign, he intends to build on his degree with support and experience from KLH, furthering his knowledge in design and the technical details of construction.

Asher Oxborrow
Apprentice Architectural Assistant

Asher joined KLH Architects in September 2021. As an Architectural Assistant, she works closely alongside the residential team and is currently undertaking a part time BA Architecture degree at London South Bank University. Asher continues to build on her degree and further develop her knowledge on the technical aspects of construction and design.

Danni Ager
Apprentice Architectural Assistant

Danni joined KLH Architects in July 2022. Whilst completing her part time BA Architecture degree at London Southbank University, Danni works alongside the healthcare team. Since joining the team Danni has learnt skills in software modelling such as Revit and AutoCAD.

Lewis Maskell
Trainee Architectural Technologist

Since joining KLH in August 2022, Lewis has settled in nicely with the KLH team. Currently working as a Trainee Architectural Technologist, studying part time at London South Bank University, Lewis wishes to complete his degree and become a qualified Architectural Technologist. Whilst quickly adapting to the software’s, such as Revit and CAD, Lewis has worked alongside many projects which he is proud to be a part of.

Joelle Eldridge
Part 1 Architectural Assistant

Having completed her degree and RIBA Part 1 in Nottingham, Joelle joined KLH Architects as a Part 1 Architectural Assistant in September 2022. Her degree highlighted to her the importance of well-designed architecture in enhancing wellbeing and the positive impact this can have on individuals and communities.

Currently Joelle works on some of the company’s commercial projects strengthening her CAD competency and ability to apply her knowledge to set specifications. Through working for KLH, she hopes to broaden her design skillset and gain experience of working alongside other members of the construction industry to give a well-informed basis for future design work.”

Lois Whitnell
Part 1 Architectural Assistant

Lois has recently graduated BA (Hons) Architecture, with her RIBA Part 1 at the University of Suffolk. Lois predominantly works in the residential and commercial team at KLH Architects, her involvement ranging from new-build developments to conservation projects.

Lois is the ‘Younger Persons Representative’ for the Garden Communities development between Colchester and Tendring, Essex; a 9000 home + infrastructure development, currently in the early stages of planning. Keen to develop knowledge in the field, Lois liaises between potential developers, focus community groups and current young members of existing local communities.

In the coming year, she plans to continue her studies within the field, through Urban Design at Masters level.

Janine Farrow
Office Administrator

Janine joined KLH Architects in September 2022, which meant a change in career. Before joining, she was a Primary School Teacher for 15 years, utilizing her BEd Hons degree, but her working career started at Merrill Lynch in London, as a PA to 2 managing directors. She moved to Suffolk and became an Office Administrator for one of the design teams at BT. This was followed by a Finance Clerk position for an Energy firm, which had its employees based in Budapest.

Lori Kocurek
Caretaker/CAD Technician

Lori has worked in the field of civil and structural engineering consultancy for 13 years. During this time she has gained skill and confidence in drafting and detailing on a wide range of engineering projects using AutoCAD software. She joined KLH Architects in October 2018.

Lori is also responsible for ensuring that the office is kept clean and organised and has continued to keep all the staff safe throughout the pandemic.

Ian Booth
Highways Consultant/CDM Advisor

Ian joined KLH Architects as Highways Consultant on a part time basis 3 years ago. In that time Ian has been involved in numerous projects covering the following elements of project delivery:

• Production of S278 Highway Agreements and liaison with the Highway Authority
• Engineering design and scheduling of works on civil engineering schemes
• Site administration and supervision on civil engineering works
• Financial management on civil engineering projects
• Engineering advice for S38 and S106 Agreements

In addition to engineering related elements of projects Ian also assists KLH in ensuring compliance with the CDM Regulations 2015. This role includes:

1. Production of pre-construction information
2. Production of Designer Risk Assessments
3. Assisting in the role of Principal Designer
4. Assisting in the production of Health and Safety Files for completed projects
5. Providing advice to colleagues in relation to Health and Safety and the CDM Regulations