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Whitworth is an award-winning practice of Chartered Architects and Chartered Building Surveyors. We provide a bespoke and comprehensive service from inception through to completion, offering flexibility over our involvement to align with our clients’ needs.

Tony Redman, Consultant (Building Surveyor) at Whitworth
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Tony Redman

Consultant Building Surveyor

Qualified as a Chartered Building Surveyor, on his retirement in 2016 Tony became a consultant to the practice.

Tony has been accredited by RICS as having competence in the conservation of historic buildings since 1993, and was elected a Member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation in 1998. Tony had been a partner in the practice since 1985, having joined the practice in 1979 and has gone on to undertake over 1000 inspections of churches of all denominations throughout his professional career, mainly in Suffolk but as far away as Moscow and Transylvania. This along with Tony’s many other achievements has helped Whitworth establish ourselves across Suffolk and Norfolk and further afield. Tony will continue to undertake work for the practice as a consultant and will also continue his role as a self supporting minister in the Anglican Church. Until his retirement Tony held the role of Surveyor of the Fabric to St Edmundsbury Cathedral.

Recent Projects

Outbuilding Conversion

Housing Architecture

Outbuilding Conversion

In 2023, Whitworth were approach by our client to sympathetically carry out the conversion of an existing 1980s garage, originally built to accommodate the previous owner’s Ferrari, to a new one-bedroom annexe accommodation.

Martello Tower

Conservation Architecture

Martello Tower

Whitworth oversaw the restoration of the historic Martello Tower in Aldeburgh, the largest of its kind from the Napoleonic Wars.

Brick Barn Conversion, Essex

Conservation Architecture

Brick Barn Conversion, Essex

Discover how this Grade II Listed brick barn was transformed into a stunning contemporary home while preserving its history. Featuring an open-plan living-kitchen space, a sleek glazed link to a new living room extension, and a carefully engineered cantilever staircase, the design blends modern style with original features.

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