The Practice

Our practice is structured so that all projects benefit from the direct involvement of the Principal and the Associate in charge. We encourage client contact with the members of staff undertaking the project and pride ourselves in our ability to build relationships with clients which enables us to design buildings which suit their needs. We are very proud of the fact that many of our clients are repeat customers.

Frank Boyce RIBA BA(Hons) BArch(Hons)

Frank was born in South Shields, Tyne & Wear, and qualified from the University of Liverpool in 1977. He had six years experience in private practice in Merseyside, working on large scale industrial and commercial projects with the Ellis Williams Partnership and for Ormrod & Partners, before becoming the Principal Architect for Delyn Borough Council in 1983. Frank was directly involved with the extensive regeneration of the industrial areas of Flint and Greenfield during the period of the enterprise zone.

In 1988 Frank moved back to private practice as an associate with Brian Clouston and Partners in Chester, where he worked on a number of prestigious projects. He was the Project Architect for Coleshill Mill, the latest mill to be build for Kimberly Clark in Flint, which was formally opened by HM The Queen in 1992.

Frank decided to set up his own practice in Flint, where he had already established strong connections, in 1992. The practice has steadily grown since then both in terms of staff numbers and workload and in 1997 was relocated to Mold.