Supporting the region’s heritage

January 19, 2022

Our Directors, Phil and Craig, discuss striking the balance with designs that preserve the past whilst enhancing the present.

The East Anglian countryside holds more than 55,000 listed buildings and more than 1,200 Conservation Areas which safeguard the rich history our area has to offer.

Throughout its 40 years as an architectural practice, Wincer Kievenaar has worked with historic buildings experts, landscape architects and local authorities to create successful, award-winning designs for projects which have dealt with specific safeguards.

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Philip Branton

Director / MCIAT

Philip Branton joined Wincer Kievenaar in 2002 and became Partner/Director in 2006. With 28 years of experience, he excels in managing complex projects across commercial, residential, education, heritage, health, leisure, care, and community sectors. Known for his leadership and strategic vision, Philip has significantly contributed to the firm's growth, fostering strong client and contractor relationships to achieve innovative design solutions.

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