Clients come first in everything we do
We pride ourselves on our ability to develop meaningful professional relationships with our clients and project teams to maximise project success.
We are a highly creative studio, whose ethos is defined by our creative care and consideration to every project, regardless of size, scope and budget. Getting the best outcome for our clients is at the heart of our studios culture.
Listening & Understanding
We believe that the best design results are born from our designers and architects truly listening to and understanding our client’s aspirations and requirements.
Our studio creates tailored solutions for each of our client’s needs and requirements and helps to make successful, practical and aesthetically appealing environments. We work closely with each client providing the necessary attention required to bring a project to life, delivering solutions that work for them.
Listening helps cultivate teamwork, create stronger relationships, better design solutions and ultimately happier clients.
Creativity & Collaboration
We apply creative thinking to everything we do, new design concepts, technical solutions to construction problems, even value engineering to achieve a project target budget.
At the heart of successful design is the ability to truly collaborate, which starts with conversations with our clients to establish a project brief, the their objectives and aspirations and develops through to completion of a project.
Often as Lead Consultant, we work closely with other consultants such as Structural and Building Services Engineers, Lighting Consultants, Graphics Designers, Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers and can assemble teams of specialist consultants as appropriate for each project.
We are proud that Lustedgreen’s success and reputation has grown out of building strong lasting relationships with our clients.
Profile
Established in 2009 by Nigel Green and Graeme Lusted, the practice is run by the founders together with a creative and dynamic management team of talented architects and interior designers.
Our passion lies in truly understanding both the needs and opportunities that each project presents and working as a team with our clients, consultants, suppliers and contractors to deliver projects that everyone is proud of, and for everyone involved to enjoy the process of getting there.
Our ideal project involves the re-imagining, re-modelling and refurbishment of existing buildings and spaces. Supporting our aim as an organisation and for the projects we work on, to positively impact on our environment, representing a shift from an extractive, degenerative, linear mindset towards a regenerative, circular, low carbon one.
We strive to make the environments we design, user friendly, inclusive, accessible, safe and healthy and to have a positive impact on people’s well being.
Our Team
Nigel Green and Graeme Lusted first met whilst working with Sir Terence Conran, where they worked on Airports, restaurants, hotels and shops. They both went on to form a number of different design and architectural practices with clients ranging from fashion designers, actors and musicians to museums, art auction houses and healthcare providers.
We have a diverse and talented team of architects and interior designers which is headed up by our Associates, Samantha Banks and Rebecca Morgan and Senior Designers, Laura Tod and Lizzie Newman-Brooke. Two architects and two interior designers, who have clocked up over 35 combined years at Lustedgreen.
Lustedgreen strive to be a company that attracts, develops and retains the most talented people, with a culture that makes everyone feel included and with equal opportunities; we reward individuals based on their abilities, achievements and hard work.
Our Process
A look at our case studies will show the breadth of our experience. We work on large-scale corporate developments and small independent schemes, on new interior concepts and refurbishments of existing buildings, supporting retail brands and implementing multiple fit outs. Whatever the project, whatever the budget, our approach and attitude are always the same: professional, constructive, intelligent and responsive.
Each project presents a new set of challenges, we continually reassess our approach, guided by our team’s wealth of experience, reference documentation and guidelines we have established. We research and keep informed of changing regulations including The Building Regulations, The Building Safety Act, Construction Design and Management regulations, Health Technical Memorandum, Health Building Notes and the National Building Specification.
Our Services
We provide a comprehensive design service from concept through to construction monitoring and/or supervision and completion as listed below. We can advise on a project’s feasibility in terms of site, timescale and proposed budget and are rigorous in controlling project costs, adhering to the agreed programmes and maintaining overall design direction, protecting our clients’ interests at all times.
Design audits and assisting in forming client’s design brief
Project feasibility studies: planning, cost analysis and time lines
Design concepts including mood and sample boards, furniture layouts and CGI visualisation
Detail drawing packages
FF&E sourcing and specifications
NBS specifications and scope of works schedules
Measured building surveys
Planning and listed building applications: change of use and material change
Building regulation applications
Source suitable contractors, tendering and cost analysis
Project management
Design risk assessments and fire escape strategies
Low energy solutions, sustainable product and materials research and sourcing
Principle Designer CDM Role
Principle Designer Building Regulations Role
Our Clients
- Hedonism Wines
- Trailfinders
- Columbia Threadneedle
- Bupa
- The British Library
- Parliamentary Estate Directorate
- Richmond Villages
- BMO Real Estate Partners
- GVA Grimley
- Cogent Building Consultancy
- Great Portland Estates
- Foyles
- N Peal
- York Art Gallery
- St Paul’s Cathedral
- Christie’s
- Blenheim Palace
- Scottish Widows
- The Royal Collection
- Laithwaites
- National Maritime Museum
- Eurostar
- Workspace
- Whitechapel Gallery
- Natural History Museum
- McAlpine
- Boots
- Ecco shoes
- Marks & Spencer
- BBC
- Clarks Shoes