Rochmankowski Architecture + Design

Having worked for many years with some of Edinburgh's finest and most successful architectural practices, I decided to set up this practice in 2001 with a desire to return to the roots of construction in domestic and residential architecture.

In doing so my objective was to reduce architecture to its simplest forms and produce solutions for my clients that were joyful to be in and use, yet simple and cost effective to construct.

As a practice we endeavour to place the aspirations and requirements of our clients before our own. Being a relatively new practice our early work has consisted predominantly of domestic projects, to which we apply our individual design and problem solving skills to answer challenging programmes.

From this solid and ongoing platform we are expanding into other areas; Residential, Commercial, Health and Leisure. Our successes in these areas result from a practical understanding of our Client's requirements combined with those of the end-user.

Our commitment to our Clients and our ability to provide successful designs and completed buildings has ensured a continuing workload based upon personal referrals and return commissions.

In line with this method of obtaining our commissions we are also expanding geographically into other parts of Scotland and the UK.

In the Project section we include some examples of our completed and ongoing work. Many of these photographs are taken during construction by my own hand and this, unfortunately, is reflected in their appearance! These illustrate our own interests in design and construction, a modern fusion of traditional and contemporary which utilises appropriate materials to respond to the individual circumstances of both site and brief. Some projects have been reported in the press and we include some reports here also.

I include a brief summary of my experience to date in the People section, together with a description of personnel and how staffing responds to work levels.

To clarify the process of employing an Architect, the Services section includes a brief description of the typical services that we provide for clients. This section also breaks down these services into digestible sizes or 'work stages' and explains how we typically charge for these services when relating to the work stages we complete.

Details of how we can be contacted together with a map of our Edinburgh City centre location are included in the Contacts section.

With an eye to the future I hope to continue in the manner we have started, building upon our experience, responding to our Client's aspirations, maintaining close links to domestic and residential architecture whilst slowly expanding into other areas of architecture and construction; leisure, health, arts, education and commerce.

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