Roger Mears Architects believes that architecture is the key to enhancing our clients’ experience of daily life.
Our philosophy is to create beautifully crafted buildings that reflect our clients’ styles and personalities, within an historic context. Our work is guided by SPAB principles, with a focus on conservation and sustainability –caring for traditional buildings using a modern approach.
Each project is unique with its own story of its journey through time. We help uncover each building’s distinctive features, which determines careful and meticulous repair. Where required, we add to the narrative of the building by designing new features, additions and extensions derived from the original details, but in a 21st- century idiom. Each repair is honest in detail, and each addition is designed to ensure that the building is enjoyed by another new generation.
A selection of our work from our 35 year history is displayed in the Projects section, with some shown below.
Recent projects
Meet the partners
Roger Mears
I established Roger Mears Architects in 1980 and over the time since then the practice has developed considerable expertise in the alteration, extension and repair of historic buildings, both domestic and commercial, listed Grades I, II* & II.
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I am a qualified Architect and accredited with the RIBA as a Conservation Architect. I have worked at Roger Mears Architects (RMA) since 2007. RMA has a strong track record of working in Conservation, something I am deeply passionate about.I am a member of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB), an associate […]
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I qualified as an architect in 1979, and joined Roger Mears Architects in 2014 after 35 years continuous employment at Architects Co-Partnership (ACP) – as a practice director for the last 10 years. My experience is wide-ranging in domestic, residential, education, custodial, science / research, transport and commercial sectors, including both new build and works […]
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