St. Mary's in the Fields church, Badley, Suffolk.

“Better a crutch than a lost limb”

John Ruskin.

“every change......whatever history it destroyed, left history in its gap”

William Morris

Shawn Kholucy's repairs to the collapsed ancient south door and the broken weatherbeaten porch benches cleverly retained their historic fabric and to  continue their useful life and intrinsic beauty.

Shawn R. H. Kholucy B.Sc. (hons) Arch., Dipl. Arch.

 Award-winning Architect

Historic Buildings Consultant

 

Educated in Ipswich, Birmingham and Rome.

Post-graduate scholar of both the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and of

UNESCO’s International Institute of Conservation

 

For over thirty-six years Shawn Kholucy was providing a high quality architectural service to clients in Britain from his base in Suffolk. Most of his work was concerned with the intricate analysis and simple  repair of historic buildings as well as designing associated new works and buildings.

 

As a sole-practitioner he is proud to have provided a tailored, attentive, individual service aimed at the most expeditious, cost-effective and culturally responsible result be it the repair of an historic building or the design of one of our own time. His repairs aimed to be effective and didactic.

 

Awards:

 

Suffolk Association of Architects  (1990)

Natural England (1991)

Ipswich Society (2001)

Suffolk Association of Architects  (2006)

The John Betjeman Memorial Award (2006).

 

Clients included

 

English Heritage (now called Historic England),

The Landmark Trust,

Forest Heath District Council,

Trustees of the Elizabeth Lady Cornwallis Almshouse,

Private owners of Grade I, II* and unlisted buildings,

The Churches Conservation Trust,

The Diocese of St. Edmundsbury & Ipswich,

Various Parochial Church Councils.

 

In addition he writes on and teaches matters of architectural conservation, science  and history.

 



kholucy@btinternet.com

01379 668462

22, Cross Street, Hoxne, EYE, Suffolk, IP21 5AJ, U.K.

 

Copyright Shawn R. H. Kholucy.