To reverberate is to echo or reflect in sound. A building of mass and materials is as much shaped by the elements of sound and light: the non-solid; the transitory; the spaces that are formed; the light that brings life to a room, and our movement and interaction within it –
We are interested in how buildings connect to context and surroundings. This includes the surrounding landscape, the trees and other wildlife, and the surrounding buildings of different historical periods. This relationship also extends outwards; we are committed to pursuing sustainable solutions, by employing materials, technologies and construction methods that have a low-impact on the planet.
We focus on how people interact with the building, and explore how the built form can facilitate a sense of well-being, social-interaction and a sense of community.
Reverb Architecture was set up by Tim Francey in 2011. With a focus on high-quality, innovative residential projects with an attention to detail, consideration of appropriate materials, and how clients will use and enjoy the spaces when they are completed. With close to 15 years in business, we have successfully completed over 120 projects around residential areas in London. Ranging from extensions, renovations and new-built projects.
We are a personable firm who are ready to work closely with you to bring our creativity, expertise, and advice into harmony with your requirements and aspirations.
We invite you to explore our projects page to gain insight into our portfolio. From concept to completion, we are dedicated to delivering solutions that exceed expectations.
Previous to setting up his own practice, Tim worked for various high quality, design led practices including Trevor Horne Architects in London and Zone Architects in Edinburgh.
He grew up in the architecturally rich city of Edinburgh, he studied at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, then moved to London after university to pursue his career, and to complete his qualification at the Bartlett University. As well as endlessly enjoying the architectural melting pot of London, via long walks and bike rides, here he has also been able to pursue his other interests such as experimental music and visual art.
