Toby Jefferies & Emma Jarvis formed Jarvis Jefferies Architects in 2006 to offer a personal and bespoke design service to suit the individual needs of a range of clients from small domestic to commercial and public clients. We achieve quality and add value through well considered solutions, using skills developed through many years experience in practice delivering demanding projects. Our aim is to work with our clients to interpret their ideas and find the most suitable answer for their requirements, forming proposals that are informed by our broad practical knowledge and well tested management techniques. Be it simply a set of drawings & specification or a full service via a traditional contract, design & build or another route, we have the skills to offer an extensive range of services at competitive prices. We transformed a barn into our family home in 2003, through a mixture of self build and sub-contractor project management and have helped many clients achieve their own aims in a variety of different circumstances, so we are well placed to advise domestic clients on a variety of issues. Our own home is a good example of our flexibility and approach, Teazle Barn carefully mixes simple clean lines and touches of contemporary design with traditional crafted techniques to create a low energy dwelling which is sympathetic to its rural setting, whilst benefitting from all the facilities you might expect of a 21st century home (such as underfloor heating fuelled by a ground source heat pump and an integrated home media & IT system). Previously we have been involved in helping establish the Bristol Architecture Centre promoting good design (standing as trustees for a number of years) and have worked in many sectors of Architecture, including Health, Education, Public Buildings, Office, Residential, Retail and Leisure. Emma was responsible for the award winning Nottingham Breast Institute, whilst Toby was previously a partner in a Bristol practice and was responsible for the final phase of the Gulbenkian Prize winning ssGreat Britain museum project and Monks Park PFI Secondary School.