Architect and chair of RIBAJ Editorial Panel. Launceston, Cornwall UK
Joined February 2013
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How are small practices adapting to strong economic headwinds and the shifting sands of regulation? @_Mark_Kemp of @PlaceArchLtd – architect and author of Business Resilience – discusses new fee structures, upskilling and future planning. ribaj.com/intelligence/busin…
We’re so pleased to able to display Jo’s work in our Studio @PlaceArchLtd - this one is just perfect on a bright winter’s day. #architecure #design #lighting
#sunday "I never met a sunset I didn't like."
A beautiful Cornish winter sunset... We can really see why Cornwall continues to inspire Jo and her talented team!
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Grade I listed St Mary’s Church in Launceston sits next to our studio.
The oldest church clock in Cornwall, it was in desperate need of restoration. A grant has given the clock a facelift & seen the mechanism restored.
Now you can appreciate the gilded letters & bright colours.
This shows evidence of the ingenuity and ambition of the capital to carve a new way - it doesn’t say where the money came from of course… but as the impasse continues between workers and government - we could use a bit of that ambition again. #strikes #transport #architecture
A crisp morning site visit to check what possibility there is for new drains - my favourite topic (alongside slates oc) #December #frost #architecture #materials
Published author…. That sounds good! Makes this two year lock-down project feel very worthwhile. #writer #business #architecture #riba
Good Practice Guide: Business Resilience
PLACE Director Mark Kemp is a published author, with his book for the RIBA Good Practice Guide on business resilience now available through @RIBABooks.
Available here:
ribabooks.com/Good-Practice-…
#riba #ribaarchitects #placearchitects
The team has grown since the picture below. Staff are your best chance of surviving any broadside so take care of them. #staff #architecture #riba #businesstips
📕 @_Mark_Kemp, director of Cornish practice @PlaceArchLtd, talks to @RIBAJ about taking over a small but long-established practice and how it has informed his new book on securing business resilience: ecs.page.link/nxSby
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PLACE is devoted to helping the next generation of architects, helping students learn in specific areas alongside their degrees.
Niall Davies-Hale is a Part I student at Falmouth University who has a passion for sustainability and is currently working with us here at PLACE.
Ben is very happy to finally get his new laptop! Now we can expect even better 3d visuals for our projects @PlaceArchLtd #architect #macbook #archicad
Our Part 1 student architect Niall being put through his paces. This internal exam is about the RIBA Work Stages - we think learning them like times tables helps students understand better their own training needs. #Training #Students #architecture
Happy international woman’s day to all of the inspiring woman in my life! It’s so important for us to continue this vital conversation to #BreakingTheBias and make real change. #IWD2022
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SUSTAINABILITY SYMPOSIUM SPACES
A few spaces have become available for our Sustainability Symposium event tomorrow.
11am-2pm Northgate Studios, Launceston
If you’d like to attend, email [email protected] or call 01566 772035 before the end of today.
📷EJones Studios
Reflection time for a PLACE architect before making notes after a monthly Progress Meeting on site. #architect #Cornwall #Southwest #job @PlaceArchLtd
Share your insights and develop an action plan at the Sustainability Symposium. Part 1 – The Issues: Thursday 21st October 11-2 Part 2 – Feedback & Actions: Thursday 25th November 11-2 RSVP at [email protected] or call 01566 772035.
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When Niall spent his summer holidays with us, between years two and three of his architecture degree, we asked him to tell us what sustainability meant to him as a student of architecture. You can read his thoughts here 👇 👇 placearchitects.co.uk/blog-i…
