Mark Hammond

Mark Hammond
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, Although his experience lies mainly in the historic sector, Mark retains a strong interest in developing mixed-use proposals which can involve finding exciting new uses for listed buildings of the 20th Century. , , Clients from all sectors have come to value his first class organisational skills and friendly approach.Mark's flair for team leadership has led to his appointment as Managing Principal of the practice's London office, a role he finds immensely rewarding, complementing his continuing involvement with award-winning major architectural projects.

See: 'Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London' by Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond
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Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond
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In Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London, Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond of Purcell Miller Tritton provide a detailed and fascinating summary of their recent work at the Reform Club, which combines an awareness for the designs of its creator, Sir Charles Barry, and the need to secure effective conservation solutions for the future.
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Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond
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Prior to qualifying at Kingston University in 1994, Mark Hammond worked for Carden and Godfrey Architects in London where his enthusiasm for the repair of historic buildings was fired.He joined Purcell Miller Tritton in 1995 and has worked as project architect on a wide range of building conservation contracts in London and the south east, including numerous projects at the Reform Club.

Mark Hammond

Project architect and Purcell Miller Tritton partner Mark Hammond's philosophy at Grade I-listed St Ethelburga's was to 'touch the building lightly'.

Mark Hammond
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Mark Hammond, managing principal of the London office of Purcell Miller Tritton, revisits the restored St Ethelburga's Church, badly damaged by the Bishopsgate bomb in 1993

By Mark Hammond

See: 'Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London' by Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond
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Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond
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In Repairs to the Saloon Roof at the Reform Club, London, Paul Vonberg and Mark Hammond of Purcell Miller Tritton provide a detailed and fascinating summary of their recent work at the Reform Club, which combines an awareness for the designs of its creator, Sir Charles Barry, and the need to secure effective conservation solutions for the future.
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PAUL VONBERG AND MARK HAMMOND
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Prior to qualifying at Kingston University in 1994, Mark Hammond worked for Carden and Godfrey Architects in London where his enthusiasm for the repair of historic buildings was fired.He joined Purcell Miller Tritton in 1995 and has worked as project architect on a wide range of building conservation contracts in London and the south east, including numerous projects at the Reform Club.