Founder of Manchester studio @NickMossArc Past President of the Manchester Society of Architects. MOT
Manchester, England
Joined May 2019
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What do The Matrix, Harold Wilson, Masterchef, starlings and The Seven Basic Plots have in common? They are all referenced in Blueprints for the Soul, our book about the lack of emotion & beauty in architecture, its impact on our well-being and what we can do about it.
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Delighted to have secured planning approval for the new entrance and reception at Altrincham Grammar School for Boys. The scheme creates a much-needed focal point for arrival, drawing on the colours, materials and patterns already embedded within the school’s identity.
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Pleased to achieve planning permission for the redevelopment of The Arcade in Bognor Regis for Arun Council. The scheme creates 35 new apartments via a mix of refurbishment and new build.
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Thrilled to achieve listed building consent for the redevelopment of Bank House. One of Altrincham’s iconic landmarks.
As well as the architectural design, our team also carried out the planning and heritage work.
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Good continuous turn out for the public consultation on our scheme for the redevelopment of the The Arcade in Bognor Regis for Arun Council. The project will safeguard the Edwardian arcade as well as creating 35 new apartments.
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Business owners say regeneration plans for The Arcade in Bognor will bring better footfall and facilities if they survive the disruption from works.
Tap below to read more: bbc.in/42EtzO5
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We have achieved planning approval for the conversion of the grade 2 listed, former Manchester and Liverpool Bank in Accrington, for Bare Capital.
A project that will save an important part of the town.
We carried out architectural, planning and heritage services for the scheme.
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We’re excited to share we have started work on the grade 2 listed Cannon Street buildings in Accrington for Bare Capital.
Built c.1865 in the Italian Gothic style, we are converting the former bank into a residential scheme.
Also fulfilling the Heritage Consultant + PD roles.
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Huge thank you to the judges of the @Cowgills NW Homebuilder Awards for nominating the Old School House for 3 categories!
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Façade and solar study for a new scheme in Manchester, giving life to a local heritage asset.
#Industrialchic 😊
#Refurb
#Retrofit
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The RIBA jury are judging the Old School House today, which reminds us of our initial housing design (rather than the built apartments scheme), which we think would have been just as magical 😊
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The Old School House has been shortlisted for the 2024 @RIBANorthWest Awards.
Judges will visit each shortlisted project before the announcement of all regional award winners in May.
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Say hello to our latest fundraiser, Lauren! 💥
Wanting to make a difference in the lives of heart failure patients like her grandad, Lauren has set herself a challenge this weekend running the #Hale10K! 🙌
Support her by giving a donation: HeartCellsFoundation.com/lau…
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The Old School House has been shortlisted for the @insidernwest resi awards. #NWResiAwards
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Our Chorley scheme, for Bare Capital, gained unanimous approval at the planning committee last night. Looking forward to starting on site.
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The Old School House in Bradshaw is in a delightful publication for this year’s Housing Design Awards' shortlisted schemes.
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Honoured to see Foundry published in GMC21, a collection of the best 21st Century architecture in Manchester and Salford. Many thanks to @modernistmag for the inclusion and our copy of the book.
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