COMPANY PROFILE S&P Architects Victory House, 30 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6EX, UK
Tel: +44 (0)20 7831 8877 Fax: +44 (0)20 7831 4477 Email:
answers@s-parchitects.com www.s-parchitects.com Twitter: @sparchitects
Keith Ashton, Chief Executive
Background briefing S&P are the leading designers of sports and leisure buildings in Europe. Our wide experience covers the delivery of major Olympic projects to community sports pavilions. We work in the leisure, sports and health and fitness markets – ranging from small-scale refurbish- ments to large asset improvement programmes.
Main services S&P is the UK’s largest architectural practice specialising in major sport, leisure and community infrastructure projects across Europe and Asia. With more than 30 years of experi-
ence, we advise on, develop and deliver the very best solutions for our clients. We have developed a reputation for providing exceptional solutions which recognise operating requirements and maximise development profitability. We couple good design with
excellent project delivery. We focus on increasing participation in sport and the economic sustainability of the facilities we develop. Each place we create has an appropriate identity and a focus on commercial success.
www.sportsmanagementhandbook.com
S&P Architects designed The Pods in Scunthorpe, UK
Additional services Alongside our architects, masterplanners, project managers and designers, our consulting team advises government organisations on best-practice thinking and the creation of development toolkits for successful project delivery.
Top clients Trusts, charities, health and fitness clubs, sports operators, national and local government and national governing bodies of sport. S&P Architects has also
designed and completed projects in other diverse market sectors, including commercial, office, education, entertain- ment, retail, art and culture, leisure, residential, industrial, interior design and mixed use.
Where in the world? UK, Europe and Asia.
Who’s who? • Keith Ashton, Chief Executive; • Paul Young and Peter Simpson, Directors.
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