Tom Addyman
Tom studied in Cambridge before training at the Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies at the University of York. He established and ran Addyman & Kay, subsequently Addyman Associates and later Addyman Archaeology. This is now one of the leading archaeological companies in the north of Britain concerned with historic building, recording and analysis.
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Andy Davey
Having studied at University College London Andy joined Simpson & Brown in 1981 and became a partner in 1998. He has been responsible for multiple award winning new buildings throughout Scotland. He sits on the national committee of the Historic Farm Buildings Group and is a leading expert on rural development.
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Jenny Humphreys
Jenny joined Simpson & Brown in 1996. Jenny is RIAS accredited in Sustainable Architecture. In 2008 Jenny became a Partner and continues to be committed to historic building work and sustainable design, often combining the two.
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Ewan Lawson
Ewan studied Architecture in Aberdeen, joining Simpson & Brown in 2002 as a student. He qualified in 2009 and has been Project Architect in a wide range of conservation and new build projects. Ewan is an Accredited Conservation Architect.
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Scott Lindsay
Scott graduated with a first-class honours degree from the University of Dundee. He has a particular interest and experience of cultural sector projects in new and historic settings and he believes design is made more creative within the constraints and context of the historic environment. Scott holds AABC Accreditation and RIAS Accreditation in Conservation Architecture at the highest level.
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John Sanders
John has been a partner at Simpson & Brown since 1999. Since joining Simpson & Brown, John has been responsible for over 500 conservation projects in successive roles as project administrator and designer, associate and partner in charge.John has particular expertise in Ecclesiastical building projects.
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Sue Whittle
Sue joined Simpson & Brown in 1996 and became a Partner in 2004. Sue has developed her interest and experience working on both the conversion of historic buildings and the design and detail of innovative new buildings, all with strong sustainability credentials.
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