Team

Paul Jeffrey

Paul joined the Practice in 1989, and since then has always been very much ‘hands on’, seeing projects through from inception to completion. He is particularly focused on ensuring all of the Practice’s Clients receive the best possible service.

He has extensive knowledge of the public sector and working within frameworks as well as public/private partnering initiatives.

Paul oversees many of the Practice’s residential developments, as well as healthcare, community and conservation work.

His passion is high quality bespoke design solutions that respond positively to site and context, promoting social, economic and environmental sustainability.

Dan Labella

Dan joined Bowker Sadler in 2017 having previously spent over 20 years at a large practice in the heart of Manchester city centre. Dan has been responsible for the design and delivery of many large-scale city centre developments including a significant part of Birmingham City Centre’s office district. As a member of the British Council for Offices he is particularly passionate about office design. With this experience and expertise Dan leads our commercial sector which includes Mixed Use developments, Retail, Hotels and Student Residential.

He is also experienced in the Higher Education sector having been a framework lead for many of the countries leading universities including Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Bradford and Wolverhampton.

Kirsty Medcraft

Tina Bristow

Gwyn Davies

Gwyn has worked on a range of projects in the commercial, education, health, residential and transport sectors including the refurbishment and conversion of historic buildings.

As a member of the Association for Project Safety (APS) Gwyn provides guidance on health and safety in construction and fulfils the role of Principal Designer on many Bowker Sadler projects.

His interest in running includes coaching young athletes.

Kay Bridge

Corin Yarrow

Corin joined Bowker Sadler in 2014 and has over 18 years’ experience in the construction industry. He was a BIM early adopter at one of the UK’s largest architectural practices. He has been the project lead on a large number of BIM projects, and has won regional awards for his work in the education sector.

In his spare time, Corin is a keen family man and is actively involved in the PTA of his children’s primary school. He cycles to work rain or shine and often enjoys weekends away in the campervan.

Daniel Connor

Daniel graduated in 2014 from Salford University and has over 6 years industry experience, joining Bowker Sadler Architecture from a high end residential developer where he developed his ability to deliver projects from inception through to completion whilst refining the designs and ensuring the concept is retained throughout the process.

He has extensive experience working collaboratively with 3D BIM software as a part of wider design team. In the past he has worked on large stadia projects internationally and UK based residential projects, where collaboration was key in delivering to a strict programmes and budgets.

A keen cyclist who commutes to work on his beloved road bike. Favourite time of year - when the Tour de France is on.

Interests: graphic design, fashion, generally anything creative, and he loves a good timepiece.

Camila Fabara Von Lippke

Camila joined us in August 2018 upon the completion of her BA Studies in Architecture at The University of Manchester where she gained a First Class Honours.

Upon gaining practical experience with Bowker Sadler Architecture she will return to university to complete her Part II and Part III studies prior to becoming a qualified RIBA architect.

She is interested in urban design and master planning, including residential designs and its relationship with public spaces.

Camila hails from Ecuador and her hobbies are dancing, climbing, travelling around the world, pole fitness, swimming, handball, reading and visiting exhibitions.

Andy Suddrick

Having recently returned to Bowker Sadler, Andy qualified as an Architectural Technologist from Sheffield Hallam University and throughout his 15-plus years of experience, he has worked on the retail, education, residential and defence sectors.

When not at work he is a keen runner and cyclist.

Janet Crossley

Nesbitt

There’s no doubt that introducing a dog into the workplace is a low-cost and effective way to boost well-being and productivity. According to research, petting a dog for just 15 minutes releases the feel-good hormones serotonin, prolactin, and oxytocin, and lowers the stress hormone cortisol!

Nesbitt the dog therefore attends the office every Friday in order to boost staff productivity after a busy week….