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Over the next few weeks, we will be celebrating our 35th anniversary! We will be sharing our personal favourite projects and highlights over the last 4 decades, a decade a week starting back in the 1980s.
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Completion photographs of the second phase of new build residential development in Epsom, adding another 13 apartments for a total of 23 across the site. Located adjacent to a park, it was a priority to create large openings to provide views across the public open space and naturally lit internal spaces. Primary living spaces are…
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Looking ahead to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend. Here is an image from the archives of one of our founders Gerry Lytle, meeting Her Majesty on the opening of the Satellite Centre at the University of Surrey. Lytle Associates Architects wish you a happy Jubilee weekend and enjoy the celebrations.
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7 storey high atrium space at House of Fraser, Guildford. Next time you’re there, look up!
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We are pleased to announce that Henry Jezeph has been appointed as Associate Director, working as a team leader in the office to run some of the larger and more complex projects. Henry’s management skills are currently spread between a large residential working drawing package, a new build sports centre and a sensitive refurbishment of…
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Construction continues on our two storey wrap around extension with a rear single storey extension, following the demolition of an existing side garage for a property in Guildford. The extensions will provide much needed additional living space for the family with additional bedroom and bathroom facilities. The traditional design and choice of materials is intended…
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Many thanks to MEA (Michael Edwards Consultants Ltd) for hosting some of our staff for a CPD on sustainability, net zero and whole life carbon delivered by experts from FLATT Consulting. Important topic and interesting to us to hear CPD questions from a Quantity Surveyors perspective.
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Great to talk to some potential future architects at the Guildford County School “Inspire” Careers Fair today. We always enjoy supporting the communities at our local school clients.
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Lytle Associates Architects worked closely with Waverley Borough Council and the Brightwells Gostrey Centre to deliver an extension and refurbishment to Farnham Memorial Hall. The existing 1920’s building received a contemporary new wing, incorporating day care and shared community facilities: – Kitchen facilities for ‘meals on wheels’ and on-site cafeteria – Hair Salon – Health…
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Gym extension to an existing garage for our clients in Guildford. With large, glazed openings and bi-fold doors, the architectural detailing reflects that of the main building, providing sprocket eaves, matching brickwork with juxtaposing brick quoins and clay roof tiles with a hipped roof design. Brilliant job from H&H Construction, we love the lighting!
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We are pleased to welcome Tom Chua, an architectural student from Bath Uni, to our team for a six month placement. Tom has already made a great contribution creating 3D project visuals using SketchUp and Enscape.
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Great to welcome Sadia on a year out placement following her architectural degree at the University of Kingston. Sadia grew up in Guildford and studied for her A levels in a Lytle Associates designed building – the sixth form centre at St Peter’s School!
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Portal Window detail with brick and flint walling at our Grade II Office full refurbishment in Guildford.
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This month marks this first year anniversary of our Employee Owned Trust status and we are delighted to be back in the office working collaboratively as a team. Becoming an EOT has provided a framework to revitalise and refocus our commitment to designing the best possible buildings for our clients. We have introduced a ‘Design…
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We are looking to employ a Junior or Senior Architectural Technician to join our friendly office to work on a variety of interesting projects, including preparing Building Regulation submissions, tender and working drawing packages. Salary Band – Dependent on experience. Contract – Permanent The successful candidate will possess the following skills and experience: BTEC level…
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Lytle Associates Architects are seeking a new office manager. We are looking for someone to provide proactive, flexible support with running our office and business to assist directors.Roles will include normal office administration, answering the phone, welcoming clients, monitoring and filing emails, assisting directors with project leads, marketing, staff CPDs, office events and general business…
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Check out our design process for the recently approved Guildford Lido. Opening in 1932 and regarded as a popular venue to Guildford residents and its many visitors, the heart of the new Lido will be two sweeping timber canopies interspersed with a series of pitched tile clad cupolas. These raised sections of roof are designed…
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We are delighted to have recently secured planning consent for the replacement of the changing facilities and a new small café at Guildford Lido, working for Guildford Borough Council in consultation with Freedom Leisure and Friends of Guildford Lido. Guildford Lido is a popular local venue that was originally opened in 1932. The facilities include…
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Over the last few weeks members of the Office have been taking visits to our site for a new two storey contemporary dwelling in Guildford. The project is currently in the final stages of construction and replaces an 1960s bungalow on an extremely sloped site. The ground floor of the new dwelling is partially built…
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Lytle Associates have been proud to work with Young Epilepsy on a masterplan to rationalise and improve their Lingfield estate. The campus comprises over 80 buildings – including St Piers Special school and college, medical research and treatment facilities, student and staff residential accommodation – all of which have been considered in developing the optimum…
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