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Kevin Allsop Architects

Kevin Allsop Architects was founded by Kevin Allsop in October 2015.

As a practice we are interested in the design opportunities which develop out of a carefully considered response to the ambitions of a client and the context it is set within. Context is understood to encompass the physical, historical, cultural and economic dimensions of a project. The practice also has ongoing interest in materiality and how this can be used to form the foundations for the narrative drive of a project.

Underpinning the practice is the belief in architecture as a professional discipline which embraces issues of procurement, sustainability, planning and construction as part of a holistic approach to creative design. We have experience in a wide range of building projects from interesting small scale domestic projects, to gallery exhibitions, to large commercial developments. Working closely with a client, we are committed to providing a comprehensive service that fulfils the potential of a project brief.

Kevin Allsop

Kevin was born in the west of Scotland and was educated at Strathclyde University.

Prior to establishing setting up his own office Kevin established Allsop Gollings Architects in partnership with Michael Gollings. Previously he was has been an Associate at Jamie Fobert Architects where At Jamie Fobert Architects amongst other projects he was the project architect for the Anderson House in west London, which won the Manser Medal in 2003, the flagship store for Givenchy in Paris, a shop for Konditor & Cook in 30 St. Mary Axe in the city and the Kander House in north London, which won an RIBA London award in 2007. At this time Kevin also worked on a number of arts projects including various exhibition installations at Tate Modern, Tate Britain and Tate Liverpool as well as the extension to the existing gallery at Tate St. Ives.
Before working at Jamie Fobert Architects Kevin also worked at Allies and Morrison where he was involved in the several cultural projects including South Hill Park Arts Centre in Bracknell and alterations to the Royal Festival Hall in London, and at Rick Mather Architects where he worked on the South Bank Masterplan and extension to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Kevin has also been a visiting critic at Kingston University.