I am a Cambridge-based architect and heritage consultant with 40 years of experience in conservation, residential, planning and feasibility work. I am passionate about delivering exceptional results to my clients. For 26 years a partner and director at leading Cambridge practice Freeland Rees Roberts, I am a chartered architect and fully accredited for work on listed and historic buildings with both the AABC (Architects Accredited in Building Conservation) and the RIBA (Specialist Conservation Architect).

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Since graduating from Cambridge University in 1979 I have worked in many different sectors and have enjoyed passing on my knowledge through research and working with students in supervisions and examinations.

 

Outside of work I enjoy music and theatre and have performed in numerous productions in the Cambridge area. I also have a fascination for local history and I have appeared on BBC radio and TV to discuss my interests and my architectural projects.

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