KJC Architects: Blending Vision with Experience

Kevin Clarke, a graduate of the University of Dundee in 2009 with a Masters in Architecture, founded KJC Architects. His commitment to innovative design and sustainability has garnered recognition throughout his career.

Educational Background and Recognition

During his final year at the University of Dundee, Kevin Clarke received the “Outstanding contribution to the School of Architecture” award for his groundbreaking thesis project. His project focused on revitalizing derelict properties in Orkney into sustainable community buildings, igniting a wave of architectural regeneration on the island.

Professional Experience

With over a decade of experience, Kevin specializes in residential, conservation, commercial developments, and hospitality sectors. Notable projects include the Hilton Ageas Bowl and the Soho House Hotel at 27 Poultry. He has contributed to award-winning projects at renowned practices such as EPR Architects, Arup Associates, Allan Murray Architects, and Cooney Architects.

Expertise in Heritage Conservation

Kevin possesses a profound understanding of working with existing buildings, particularly heritage and listed structures across London. His portfolio includes Grade 1 and Grade 2 listed buildings across the U.K., as well as locally listed buildings in conservation areas.

Sustainable Design Philosophy

Sustainable and holistic design principles are at the core of Kevin’s approach to every project. He integrates the client’s brief with relevant precedents and maximizes the site’s potential to deliver innovative solutions, irrespective of project size.

Professional Affiliations

As a chartered member of the Royal Institute of British Architects and registered with the Architects Registry Board, Kevin upholds the highest standards of professionalism and ethics in his practice.