ABOUT THE PRACTICE

Nichols Brown Webber was based in the Chilterns and offered architectural services.  We had particular experience in negotiating planning applications in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Successful schemes are built on good communications. At the start of every project we worked closely with our clients to achieve a thorough understanding of the building user’s requirements. We investigated the context of proposed developments and analysed the constraints, co-ordinated input from other consultants and developed effective designs that met the aspirations of our clients.

THE PARTNERS

ANDREW NICHOLS

BA BArch MLA(Penn) RIBA CMLI

Holds two 1st class degrees in Architecture and was awarded a Thouron Fellowship to study Landscape at the University of Pennsylvania.  He has extensive experience of landscape and leisure projects in Europe, the Middle East and the USA as well as in the UK. His award winning projects include the Hundred Hills Winery, Legoland Hotel California, Alton Towers and Splash Landings Hotels, Warwick Castle Kingmaker and  Nemesis at Alton Towers

IAN BROWN

BA DipArch RIBA


Studied at Bristol University where he was president of the RWA student society. He has worked on a wide variety of projects in the residential, leisure, commercial and education sectors.  He assisted an Oxford conservation group with a design guide for which he provided the illustrations. His award winning projects include the Hundred Hills Winery, Legoland Hotel California, Alton Towers and Splash Landings Hotels. He has a special interest in IT and 3D modelling.

Mark Webber Partner Architect Chilterns

MARK WEBBER

MA (Hons) ED DipArch RIBA

Trained at Edinburgh University, he specialises in Schools, Visitor Centres and the Conservation of Historic buildings. His award winning buildings include the Blenheim Palace Visitor Centre, Warwick Castle Kingmaker exhibition, Wedgwood Visitor centre, Clifton College, Shiplake College, Bishop Wordsworth School, Moulsford Preparatory School Sports hall together with two RIBA conservation awards for Chawton House.