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

Andy Thompson

Mike Daniels

Before joining BSA, Mike has worked for several award winning practices in the north west over the last 25 years, all of whom are recognised for their design led approach and commitment to quality.

His work experience covers a variety of sectors including housing, healthcare, master planning, landscape and urban design.

He believes that a collaborative approach is key to the design process, from initial ideas and feasibility right through to detailed design and construction. Good communication with clients, the design team, end users and the wider community are, in his view essential to help foster effective working relationships throughout the life of a project and beyond.

Mike also teaches at Manchester School of Architecture, where he has been a studio tutor for the last 5 years.

Alan Westmoreland

After joining BSA in 2006 Alan has worked as part of the architectural design team on a variety of sector projects, from education and healthcare to private residential schemes, creating spaces developed from the inside, working outwards to influence and inform the overall building design.

Interests include walking, rock climbing, house renovation, reading, badminton and archery.

Clive Part

Clive is a member of CIAT and has over 35 years of experience in the Building industry joining Bowker Sadler in 2009 following Hartington, Fleming & Worsley Architects amalgamation. At Bowker Sadler he has worked on a range of new build residential projects, works to private residences, new build and extensions to school buildings, a cat adoption centre and remodelling of a local golf clubhouse.

Outside interests are Ornithology and walking.

Paul Cedillo

Paul joined the team in August 2019 after completing his undergraduate studies at the Manchester School of Architecture. He is a passionate and eclectic individual who is interested in community led projects. He believes that the key element for a good architecture practice is bringing the community into the process of design. During his time at university, he led a team of architecture students to take part of local and international volunteering projects.

He is interested in the social and political side of architecture. Paul believes that buildings, as artifacts of the urban fabric, play an important role in shaping society, in consequence, architects bear some responsibility for attaining an equal and fair society.

Interests: Technology, photography, graphic design, modelmaking, art and philosophy.

Stephanie Brooks

Stephanie has recently joined Bowker Sadler as Practice Manager, bringing with her over a decade of experience in similar roles.

She holds extensive knowledge in creating and implementing procedures to improve efficiency in the workplace, as well as bid coordination and ensuring the day to day smooth running of an office.

When not in the office, Steph can generally be found doing something revolving around food and is a keen baker and cook. She also has two tortoises who she spends a lot of time (figuratively) running around after.

John Wilson