John Robertson Architects is pleased to announce the appointment of three key members of staff to Main Board Directors: Lisa Melvin, Festus Moffat and Benedict Wallbank.

“I am delighted to announce the appointment of new directors. This is in recognition of the significant contribution these individuals have made to the growth, diversity and continued success of the practice in recent years. Our work is gaining in recognition with important new commissions and we are gradually diversifying into new sectors. These appointments will consolidate our position and allow the practice to develop further in the future.”
— John Robertson

Lisa Melvin joined JRA in 2002. She is responsible for the Practice; Finance and Marketing Management.

Festus Moffat was in charge of JRA’s recent BCO award-winning office refurbishment of 10 Queen Street Place. He leads major Central London office projects and has a keen interest in further developing JRA’s sustainability expertise. He joined the practice in 1996.

Benedict Wallbank is currently directing the design and production of two major City office projects. He also leads the practice’s CAD and Building Information Modelling efforts. These are focused on improving the flow of information clients, design team, suppliers and contractors. He joined JRA in in 2004.

Work 01 : New Practice Book

John Robertson Architects is pleased to have contributed to the regeneration of Central London over the past 15 years.

“The practice has proved its capabilities in several different areas from new commercial design, through creative refurbishment to large scale housing development.”

Working within the grain and context of the City is a recurrent theme of our architecture. Our new practice book to be published shortly will offer a detailed description of our projects and how the practice has developed a unique approach to the challenges facing today’s architects.

We will be in touch soon with further details.

MIPIM 2007

The Royal Acadmeny of Arts Annual Architecture Lecture 2007

JRA continues to support the Architecture Programme at The Royal Academy of Arts.
The programme has established itself as a major forum for debate and discussion of architecture and its role in culture and society. Details of this year's lecture will be sent to you shortly.