Dr. Paul Bradley

A long held interest in domestic design and a passion for detail and drawing led Paul towards architecture. He established the practice in 2009 following four years at the Norfolk office of Charles Morris, LVO, FRICS, a renowned designer of country houses.

Paul lectures on architectural history and theory at several venues, including at The Art Worker’s Guild (London), The Paul Mellon Centre (London) and Central Saint Martins (CSM).

At The University of Nottingham a study of ‘at risk’ country houses developed into a PhD on the Scottish 19th century Architect William Burn.

Paul is the Chairman of the East Suffolk Building Preservation Trust (ESBPT) and also Chairs the Walberswick Planning Advisory Group.

Tom Allenby – Architectural Assistant

Tom joined the office in 2018 after completing his undergraduate degree in architecture at De Montfort University. Alongside working at Paul Bradley Ltd, he went on to a post-graduate degree in Sustainable Architecture at the Centre for Alternative Technology.

Will King – Architectural Assistant

Will became part of the team in 2022 after graduating from the University of Suffolk with his Part 1, receiving the RIBA East Student award for his final project. Growing up and living in Suffolk has given him a keen eye for the local vernacular and an understanding of local planning affairs and developments.

Richard Poole – Architectural Assistant

Joining us in 2023, Richard has many years of experience as an Architectural Technician, working on a range of projects including high end holiday accommodation in Suffolk. Having grown up in Cumbria, Richard has an appreciation for the Arts and Crafts movement and a passion for joinery details.