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Stephen Oliver

​MA (Cantab.) DipArch RIBA AABC

Stephen is the founding principal of Oliver Architecture. Previously, he has worked for some of the country's leading historic buildings practices for over 20 years. He is
appointed Cathedral Architect to Peterborough & Brecon and an AABC conservation-accredited architect
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Stephen is appointed architect to many churches, including Holy Trinity, Stratford-upon-Avon, as well as several National Trust properties. He is an architect member of Birmingham DAC and is an elected member of the Art Workers' Guild. Stephen has published his independent research on the Arts and Crafts Movement, for which he is a passionate advocate. His design for the reordering of the church of SS. Peter & Paul, Wolverhampton won the 2009 EASA President's Award. His competition-winning design for the new Royal Anglian Regiment memorial was unveiled by HRH Duke of Gloucester in 2010.

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Philip Waghorn

BA(Hons) M.Arch PgDip RIBA

Philip joined Oliver Architecture Ltd in 2015 and is a qualified architect, working on a wide range of historic buildings and ecclesiastical projects.

Experienced in Ecclesiastical, Educational and Residential architecture. Keen interests in Conservation and Ecclesiastical architecture, along with early Modern Movement and Victorian Industrial  Architecture.

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Matt Faber

BA(Hons)Arch PG Dip Cons MCIAT

Matt joined Oliver Architecture Ltd in 2019 as an Senior Technologist, having a wide working knowledge on a wide range of historic buildings and ecclesiastical projects.
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Victoria Ravenscroft

BA(Hons)

Victoria joined Oliver Architecture Ltd in 2018 as an Architectural Assistant, working on a wide range of historic buildings and ecclesiastical projects.
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