coombes:everitt architects is an award winning practice based in the Cotswolds that was born out of a desire to create beautiful spaces that enhance the way we live, learn, work and play.
Practice directors Toby Coombes and John Everitt have both worked in the South West since 2000 and between them have over 40 years post RIBA professional qualifications experience in a broad range of sectors.
Today they are supported by a team of 10 architects and technicians and are one of Gloucestershire's leading RIBA Chartered Architectural Practices.
The practice is known for its wide range of projects from its bespoke contemporary homes, to period properties, large residential developments and commercial projects.
Our latest news
Priors Road development secures planning approval
Planning permission has been granted for a scheme of three family homes on Priors Road in Cheltenham designed by the team at coombes:everitt. The approved proposals will see the replacement…
Planning permission approved for Prinbox Works project in Cheltenham
coombes : everitt architects receives planning permission for the redevelopment of former industrial buildings at Prinbox Works in Cheltenham. Cheltenham Borough council’s planning committee unanimously voted in favour of the…
New housing development wins industry award
Our collaboration with Castlethorpe Homes Ltd on a small residential development in Withington, Gloucestershire, has won the LABC West of England award for Best Small New Housing Development, an industry award recognising design…
Planning approval secured for residential development on landmark site
The team at coombes:everitt architects have secured planning approval for a new residential development designed on behalf of Churcham Homes Ltd. Working alongside planning consultants SF Planning, the practice was…
Listed Building Consent secured for refurbishment project at Grade II listed Cheltenham school
Listed Building Consent has been granted for a heritage project at Berkhampstead School. The project will see us working with the Cheltenham-based independent school to sensitively upgrade and refurbish a…
Dynamic Thermal Modelling
The Part O Building Regulations, introduced in June 2022, require that a design is checked to ensure that it does not overheat in the summer months. With the increase in…