Our People

We take pride in having a business that clients and colleagues respect because we do the right thing. Having highly skilled and motivated staff that share our values and ethos is fundamental to gaining this respect and we recognise that it is our staff who are able to deliver the quality design and committed service that we believe our clients should expect.

Harriet Key

Trainee Architectural Technologist

Harriet joined LSI in July 2019 as a trainee Architectural Technologist, after finishing studying a national diploma in Construction and the Built Environment where she achieved Distinction*’s.

She is now working towards an undergraduate degree in Architectural Technology at Anglia Ruskin University on a part-time day release course.

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LSI Architects move to 63rd in 2020 AJ100

07 May 2020

Workplace Wellbeing Index Gold Accreditation 2019/20

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31 Mar 2020

Covid-19: LSI Architects Statement

10 Mar 2020

Plans Approved for Ziggurat Refurb

The project is to return the upper three floors of Suffolk Terrace, to residential accommodation for students.

03 Mar 2020

Time Capsule Marks Official Handover of new Hospice for Southend

After 65 weeks, construction of Southend’s only adult hospice has reached completion.

02 Mar 2020

Norwich City’s Lotus Academy Shortlisted for Two RICS Awards

LSI’s project for Norwich City Football Club has been shortlisted for two categories at the 2020 RICS Social Impact Awards.

20 Feb 2020

Five Times a Sunday Times Best Small Company To Work For!

LSI Architects has been named in the 2020 Sunday Times 100 Best Small Companies to Work for, the fifth successive year that LSI Architects has made the prestigious list.

19 Feb 2020

Plans for New State Primary Boarding School Approved

The Sapientia Education Trust (SET) plans to offer 452 day places and 32 boarding places through the scheme.

17 Dec 2019

Green Light for £22.6M new building at Burnham Grammar School

The scheme, which forms part of the ESFA's Thames Valley B Batch, will see the demolition of an existing collection of disconnected non-compliant teaching spaces and provision of a new “superblock” which will provide secondary education for 11- 18 year old pupils and includes a sixth form.

12 Nov 2019

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