Tim Rolt

Tim has over 25 years experience as a practicing architect working on a range of building disciplines, from the repair and creative reuse of historic buildings to the creation of innovative contemporary architecture.

Tim has been responsible for the design and delivery of a series of acclaimed cultural and educational buildings including an extension to Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the Hyde Residential Learning Centre at Dillington House in Somerset, both of which were recipients of RIBA Awards for Architecture.

Tim trained at the Welsh School of Architecture and is now actively involved in architectural education at the University of Bath. Tim also serves as a review panel member of Bristol City Council’s Urban Design Forum.

The design guru of the office Tim loves nothing more that wearing Lyrca, discussing the work of any mid century Scandinavian architect and walking Milo, his rather lovely whippet.

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