Jenny Phillips

Jenny is an Associate, Advanced Level Conservation Accredited Architect and Team Leader. She studied Architecture in Edinburgh, at Edinburgh College of Art. She joined Simpson & Brown in 2007, became an ARB-registered Architect in 2010 and an Associate of the practice in 2014.

Jenny has extensive experience on a wide range of projects: from repair, extension, and alteration of historic buildings to modern new-build dwellings and visitor centres. She has worked closely with charities and trust on public funded project, as well as private clients for both residential and commercial developments. Jenny’s passion lies in working with complex designs within a sensitive context, whether that is historical or environmental. 

Jenny has experience leading and supporting consultants on projects of varying sizes; from careful, intricate repairs or alterations to large new build designs. Her experience includes project architect for the early design phase of the new Mossburn and Jedhart Distilleries. She is currently working with a number of private estates and clients, including leading our project team working on major repair works to Category A listed Floors Castle in the Scottish Borders and the sensitive repair of a category B listed Keep on the Isle of Bute. 

She is strongly committed to good practice and design excellence and has demonstrated this on many successful projects. She has most recently been working with a number of private estates and clients, both within the Scottish Borders and further afield.
 

 

KEY PROJECTS:

GLENEAGLES TOWNHOUSE  

Conversion of a Category A listed bank to a new city centre hotel & spa, for Perthshire luxury hotel firm Gleneagles.

 

LIVING NORTH PENNINES

Living North Pennines is a Heritage Lottery and English Heritage funded project improving access and protecting at risk buildings and structures throughout the North Pennines region. The project was carried out in three phases over a period of four years.

 

CHAPEL OF ST ALBERT THE GREAT

The Chapel of St. Albert the Great is an award winning new build chapel located within the gardens of a Georgian town house in George Square, Edinburgh.