From an early age Jeremy has been fascinated with building, assembling, designing, all of which led to architecture.

His early influences include traditional Japanese architecture and its parallels with the modern movement, including - integration with the natural environment, modular arrangement, exposed structure, flexible spaces, and the natural use of stone and wood.

Over the last thirty years, this combination of history and contemporary design provided a natural segway into conservation architecture, evolving into an opportunity to discover both traditional and contemporary solutions to culturally significant places.

Jeremy has a great appreciation for all facets of architectural practice and cultural heritage, with the delivery of projects from their inception through to their successful completion.