My community

Roberts Limbrick create spaces at the heart of communities. They provide the full range of architectural services throughout the development process, along with some specialist services.

Their architects understand how people interact with places and use this insight to make a positive impact on every design. While each of their projects is unique, they all share three core aims to improve lives, connect communities, and enhance our environment.

Owen Davies is a planning, regeneration and local economic development consultancy. Their focus is on making places more liveable, memorable and viable.

Owen specialises in neighbourhood renewal, masterplanning, town and waterfront regeneration strategies, employment and rural development. He has worked with more than 60 towns and cities in the UK and overseas and sits as an expert on the government’s High Streets Task Force.

Macgregor Smith is an established architectural practice based in Bath. They specialise in masterplanning, landscape and urban design, and landscape and visual impact assessments (LVIA).

Their work goes beyond ordinary landscape architecture to create spaces that tell stories. They believe in protecting the histories and heritage of the spaces they transform, staying true to the roots of what makes each project unique. 

Howard is a designer and sculptor with extensive experience in public art and community engagement. He has worked closely with Chris on many successful projects, including the regeneration of Abergavenny’s Brewery Yard and Chepstow’s High Street.

Together, they engage the community in creative consultation and design sessions that lead to imaginative physical improvements and visible community confidence.

John & Jane is an independent branding and graphic design studio based in Wales. Founded by Sarah Burley and Gareth Strange, they focus on producing creative and genuine work built on insight and strategy.

As well as working with Chris on projects, John & Jane designed his branding and have worked with household names such as Princes Gate and BAFTA Cymru.

Rooted in Place is a collaboration between Gareth Strange (John & Jane), Giles Davis (Sensible) and Chris Jones. Together, they focus on marketing and branding to help places engage people and attract new visitors.