Scorer Hawkins Properties Ltd

Scorer Hawkins Architects is an RIBA Chartered Practice with a long history, originally founded by Denis Clarke-Hall in 1937. The practice is known for its specialisation in the design and conservation of buildings in historic settings. Their approach emphasizes honesty in composition and material use, aiming to enhance the wider environment sensitively.

They draw on historic and vernacular forms while integrating contemporary design principles, believing in creating enduring buildings with a long design life. The practice has a rich heritage, with Sam Scorer developing a national reputation for his pioneering work with hyperbolic paraboloid roof structures and building conservation in the mid-20th century. Philip Hawkins became a Partner in 1987, continuing the focus on historic buildings.

Today, led by directors Chris Bowen and Jonathan Capek, the practice is considered the longest-established architectural practice in Lincolnshire. They pride themselves on a team with diverse talents and a shared commitment to producing high-quality work, often collaborating with leading consultants and craftsmen. Scorer Hawkins Architects offer a full architectural service based on the RIBA Plan of Work, adaptable to client needs and budgets.

They provide services such as 'New Home Advice' and 'Eco Improvement Surveys', guiding clients through design, planning, and construction processes. Their expertise extends to conservation projects, including work on listed buildings and heritage sites, and they are committed to finding new uses for historic structures and securing their long-term futures.