About John Bowmer
London practice (established 2014) working mostly on listed terraced houses of the mid to late Georgian period, mostly listed Grade II
I trained at the Royal College of Art, London before joining the office of James Stirling and Michael Wilford where I worked on projects in Europe and Asia.
More recently I have worked on UK projects focusing on listed buildings in London and the Home Counties. While working at Chris Dyson Architects LLP I worked on a wide range of domestic refurbishment and extension projects culminating in a private house in Wapping which won the 2014 AJ Small Project of the Year Award and 'Best Housing Development 1-5 Units' category of the 2014 Brick Awards.
I established my own practice in London in 2014 continuing my work on listed houses and in particular terraced houses of the mid to late Georgian period, mostly listed Grade II.
Featured articles and news
Do you know your Rococo from your De Stijl, your Gothic from your Post-modernist?
May outlines a new funding strategy for housing associations and says the 'stigma' of social housing needs to end.
RIBA launches a consultation on a new Plan of Work for Fire Safety.
This article offers some basic rules to follow when writing your next specification.
The iconic Mackintosh Building will definitely be rebuilt, board chairwoman confirms.
The machinery used to fashion stone has changed dramatically - and so have the products.
This type of pile provides support to the building, as well as acting as a heat source and a heat sink.
Why investors are adopting the SDGs and why civil engineering could be crucial for delivering them.
Read about all the winners from the London ceremony of CIAT's 2018 Architectural Technology Awards.
How do you find the right stone to conserve historic buildings?
Appointment agreements often include a ‘scope of services’ setting out the consultant's performance on a project.