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Annie Pace is a London based architect designing and delivering sustainable residential and community projects as Pace Studio.
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The ambition of the studio is to craft space, light and materials to make beautiful and effective buildings in which to enjoy life, with low environmental impact.
Working with developers, homeowners and other stakeholders, Annie has experience of gaining planning consents for challenging projects across the country, in high density, urban contexts, as well as rural settings. The studio explores the historic, vernacular and spatial surroundings to ensure that the design responses are appropriate while also maximising the development potential of a site or building.
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Annie is an accredited Passivhaus Designer and takes a holistic approach to low energy design through an intelligent use of materials and construction process and reusing structures when possible.
Get in touch to arrange an initial consultation to discuss the opportunities for your project to:
maximise development potential,
add value through considered design,
minimise environmental impact.
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Pace Studio work on new-build, retrofit, refurbishment and extension projects providing full architectural services including:
feasibility and development advice
preparation of architectural briefs
concept design
stakeholder and community consultations
planning documentation and consents
technical design
building regulation approvals
architectural management during construction.
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Before starting Pace Studio in 2021, Annie Pace was a Director at pH+ Architects, leading the design, planning process and delivery of a variety of award winning projects, including mixed-use housing-led schemes, private homes and community projects, over a ten year period. During this time the practice won several awards including BD Housing Architect of the Year.
Prior to pH+, Annie worked at Foster and Partners in London and Hassell in Sydney on cultural and community projects.
Annie is registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB), is a member of the Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA) and Association of Environmental Conscious Building (AECB) and is an accredited Passivhaus Designer. She is a mentor for Women In Architecture.
While studying at the Welsh School of Architecture, Annie’s thesis focused on the expression of craft in contemporary architecture, a passion which remains in her practice today.
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