About the Practice.

A.D.M.S was founded by the late Ivan Loughlin in 1990. Through founding sound principles in meeting client demand, along with satisfying statutory regulations, Mr. Loughlin laid a solid reputation for quality service in the architectural field.

The practice, since Ivan’s passing in 2004, has now become a fully chartered RIBA practice, under the directorship of David Graham, Esther Loughlin and Gregory Loughlin. Fully updated technology resources and quality assurance procedures have been implemented within the practice, combining with an already established personalised approach to all projects undertaken.

ADMS Architects has undertaken a broad spectrum of work, ranging from small bespoke private domestic extensions, to larger commercial, health care, industrial and retail designs. We are continually rising to meet greater challenges. Currently, the single largest project involves a £4m nursing home expansion.

At ADMS we can offer advice as to the implementation of environmentally friendly technologies within building design. Working closely with our energy consultants we are constantly striving to deliver reduced Co2 emissions from our completed buildings. Sustainability is addressed on each project individually, thus recognising the recent issue of the Governments Environmental policy.

Practice Philosophy.

Our aim is to meet our client’s needs in the most pragmatic, financially viable and simple way possible. In doing so we will strive to produce a design-led solution that will create spaces that will be both practical and enjoyable to the user.

Architecture should be adaptable to it’s surroundings, responsive to it’s users, compliment it’s contextual setting, improve the well-being of those that it encloses, and be as ecologically sympathetic to the environment as possible.

Through establishing firm architect – client relationships, and fully understanding their requirements, we endeavour to provide solutions that will keep client, statutory bodies and ourselves as designers satisfied.