Purcell Miller Tritton Who We Are How We Work What We Do Our Projects News & Events Work With Us Contact Search Term For over six decades Purcell has been involved in the care and development of some of the best loved buildings and places in the UK and abroad. Our approach to architecture is bespoke – we put a lot of care into crafting intelligent outcomes. From start to finish, our expertise includes funding and planning advice, heritage consultancy, conservation and architectural design across eight sectors. Our ambition is to create inspiring and enduring architecture both in the conservation of historic structures and the creation of contemporary new buildings. Purcell. Thoughtfully designed evolution. In 1947, Donovan Purcell set up a small architectural practice in Bury St Edmunds. His tradition of scholarship underpins the way we work today. By building long-lasting client relationships, we provide proactive and intuitive solutions. Purcell wins AJ100 Best Place to Work North West two years in a row We create intelligent buildings that are sympathetic to context, yet bold and contemporary. For over six decades, Purcell has helped evolve some of the best loved buildings and places in the UK and abroad. Our understanding of architectural heritage helps inform the sensitive future development and urban renewal of our built environment. Purcell wins two RIBA London Awards for 20 years of work on St Paul's Cathedral Sustainable values in business and design. Purcell is one of the Top 50 Green Companies in the UK (Sunday Times Green List 2011). © Purcell 2013 Terms & Conditions & Legal

Purcell Miller Tritton Who We Are How We Work What We Do Our Projects News & Events Work With Us Contact Philosophy Our People Studios Awards History Search Term [ Previous Page ] [] Who We Are Philosophy Our People Studios Awards History History Our practice was formed in 1947 by Donovan Purcell, a fellow of Corpus Christi College Cambridge where he taught at the School of Architecture. Observing the construction skills of local craftsmen, Purcell was absorbed by the materials used in construction, particularly stone, brick and terracotta. His book ‘Cambridge Stone’ illustrates the care and commitment he gave to a subject about which he felt passionately. On his appointment to Ely Cathedral he launched a restoration campaign and worked to stabilise the west tower. This paved the way for more than two decades of careful and considered repair. Purcell was committed to the highest standards of architecture; his enthusiasm and distinctive character continue to influence the practice to this day.

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