John Moran Architect

Since qualifying as an architect some twenty years ago John Moran has enjoyed a varied career working with some of most well regarded design studios in the UK. He spent eleven years with Dixon Jones and became an associate there. During that time he played a significant part in their most prestigious projects including The Henry Moore Institute, The Royal Opera House and The National Portrait Gallery. He later spent five years working as a Project Director at Adjaye Associates where he led the delivery of the Idea Store projects in Tower Hamlets, London. He also ran several small scale domestic projects gaining the critical skills in dealing with small builders and domestic clients. More recently, following a move to Bath, he worked with Stubbs Rich and Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios on a variety of commercial, education and residential projects. This has given him a wealth of experience in all aspects of architectural design and the construction process. He has taught at the University of Sheffield and the University of West England. John Moran established his own practice in 2009. The practice is focussed on small and medium scale projects in a variety of sectors. His approach to architecture strives to find the best solution to the client’s needs within the resources available; to make economy of means a guiding principle both in terms of the design and the environment; to create contemporary architecture in tune with its times; and finally to seek out that gem of delight and inspiration that lies within all projects large or small.