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Strategic Partnerships

At The Architect Studio, we believe in the power of collaboration.
We have built strategic partnerships with a network of trusted specialists whose expertise complements our own. From interior designers who bring spaces to life, planning consultants who navigate complex applications, and heritage experts who offer in-depth knowledge of historical context and significance, our extended team strengthens our services. We also collaborate with fellow architectural practices, ensuring we can scale, diversify, or enhance our capabilities when needed. These partnerships enable us to deliver comprehensive, well-rounded solutions tailored to the unique needs of each project.
Collaborator: Fernanda Rapp architectural design interior design

Maria Fernanda Rapp

Architect Interior Designer

María Fernanda Rapp is an Argentinian architect based in Basel, Switzerland, where she leads her own interior design studio with over 18 years’ experience in high-end architecture and interior design across Europe and the Americas. She has specialised in fully or partially outsourced architectural services for local and international studios, working with private clients and real estate developers through a collaborative and thoughtful process. María Fernanda collaborates with The Architect Studio on projects that require careful detailing, spatial refinement, and a considered approach to interiors within historic and sensitive settings.

Collaborator: Stacey Weisser, heritage consultant

Stacey Weisser

Heritage Consultant

Stacey leads Weiser Heritage Consultancy and brings over 30 years’ experience in heritage assessment and advisory work for historic buildings. After beginning her career in the United States in interior design and architectural practice, she moved to the UK to complete a Master’s degree in the Conservation of Historic Buildings at the University of York.

Working alongside The Architect Studio, Stacey supports projects through the preparation of heritage statements, significance assessments, and impact analysis, providing a clear, evidence-based understanding of historic buildings to inform feasibility and well-judged change.

Collaborator: Eduardo Cobian architectural designer BIM manager

Eduardo Cobian

Architect Designer BIM Manager

Eduardo Cobian is a Mexican architect specialising in sustainable architecture and BIM-led building design, with experience supporting projects from concept through to construction documentation.

Working in collaboration with The Architect Studio, Eduardo contributes to the development and coordination of architectural models and technical information, with particular attention to clarity, consistency, and efficient workflows. Alongside his technical expertise, he brings a strong interest in human-centred design, creating spaces that are both carefully resolved and emotionally engaging. Eduardo also leads Edifficarte, his own architectural studio in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Collaborator: Mark Turner planning consultant

Mark Turner

Planning Consultant

Mark is a former Chief Planning Officer and now leads his own independent planning consultancy, Silverback Planning Solutions. Known for his pragmatic approach, Mark focuses on finding workable solutions within complex planning contexts, drawing on a deep understanding of how local planning authorities assess and determine applications. Working alongside The Architect Studio, he helps shape clear, robust planning strategies and is particularly valued for his ability to translate complex planning arguments into clear, persuasive advice.

Collaborator: Adam Grant: conservation architect

Adam Grant

Conservation Architect

Adam is a director at Norton Studio Architects with over 20 years’ experience working with historic buildings. He specialises in the careful conservation and adaptation of traditional buildings, helping them remain relevant and in use well into the future. Where appropriate, The Architect Studio collaborates with Adam to bring additional conservation expertise to projects, particularly involving places of worship or complex historic fabric. He is a member of the Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Association, acts as a Quinquennial Inspector for churches in the Diocese of St Albans, and is a part-time Part 3 examiner at the University of Westminster.

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