Architects Manchester, Manchester Architects - Bernard Taylor Partnerships

Peter John Hatfield

BA (Hons), B.Arch, RIBA, AABC, (RIBA No. 4182931 ARB No. 040677E)

Over 35 years experience on historic buildings and ecclesiastical conservation work, housing and education. He has won many awards for conservation work and became Cathedral Architect at Lancaster in 1999. He manages a repair programme for over 40 churches/meeting houses throughout Lancashire. He is accredited for conservation work (AABC) for English Heritage funded schemes.

1972: Qualified, Manchester University School of Architecture
1972: Joined Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd
1975: Promoted to associate in the practice
1980: Became a Partner
1980-6: External Examiner in Professional Practice, Manchester University
2001: Became a Director

Malcolm Peter Knight

Dip.Arch, RIBA (RIBA No. 5243917 ARB No. 046414G)

Has wide experience on housing, regeneration, education and conservation work. He currently oversees stock transfer projects and a large number of social housing new build schemes. He is also co-ordinating practice strategies on green and sustainability issues, and is currently working on the feasibility stage of a Passivhaus scheme.

1978: Joined Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd
1979: Qualified, Herriot—Watt University, Edinburgh
1986: Promoted to associate in the practice
1989: Became a Partner
2001: Became a Director

Victoria Jane Saunders

BA (Hons), B.Arch, RIBA

Over 15 years experience on housing projects including supported housing and large-scale developments, and has also worked on a number of conservation projects of varying scales. In addition, Vicky has experience in schools, retail and data centres, and she is an accredited Code Assessor taking a leading role in Sustainable Housing.

1994: Joined Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd
1995: Qualified, Manchester Metropolitan University
1998: Promoted to associate in the practice
2002: Became a Director

Colin Neil Savage

B.Tech., (HNC), MB/AT (CIAT No. M014198), RIBA

Over 15 years experience on large-scale housing, education, conservation work and various adaptations/new build schemes for people with learning/physical disabilities. Extensive Project Management with National Building Contractors. Recently he also completed training as an access auditor for work on buildings under the Disability Discrimination Act.

1989: Joined Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd
1994: Qualified as Architectural Technician (Manchester College of Art and Technology)
1998: Promoted to associate in the practice
2006: Became a Director

Robert Stephen Harrington

BA (Hons.), Dip.Arch, RIBA, AABC

Rob has 20 years experience across a wide range of sectors covering Urban Design, Conservation, Housing, Religious and Industrial developments, both in the public and private sectors. Recent schemes include masterplanning a social housing development on a 6 acre site in South Manchester, proposals for the refurbishment and extension of a 1903 Arts & Crafts house in Alderley Edge, the restoration and repair of Grade II* Listed Elizabeth Gaskell's House in Manchester funded by English Heritage, and the development of 3 phases of work at Swarthmoor Hall, a Grade II* Elizabethan Hall in Ulverston for the Religious Society of Friends in Britain.

1988: Qualified, Manchester Polytechnic School of Architecture
2002: Joined Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd
2003: Promoted to Associate in the practice
2009: Registered Architect accredited in Building Conservation (AABC)

Delivery Group

Mr. D. James*	BA (HONS) Grad.Dip RIBA	(Architect)
Ms. C. Davis*	BA (HONS) B.Arch RIBA	(Architect)
Ms. Oi San lu*	BA (HONS) B.Arch ARB	(Architect)
Mr. J. Bretel*	BA (HONS) B.Arch RIBA	(Architect)
Ms. V. Godfrey*	BA (HONS) B.Arch ARB	(Architect)
Mrs. A. Jones	BA (HONS) B.Arch	(Architectural Assistant)
Mr. M. Atkinson	BA (HONS)	(Architectural Assistant)
Ms. J. Cunningham	BA (HONS) PG.Dip	(Architectural Assistant)
Mr. L Podmore	BSc (Hons) HNC, ACIAT	(Surveyor)