Paul Vonberg Architects is a specialist practice concerned with the alteration and repair of listed historic buildings. We also design contemporary interiors inspired by our work on many historic rooms. We offer a very personal service founded on common sense and long experience. We direct architectural and interior projects ranging from a few thousand to a few million pounds in value.

   Since 2002, Paul Vonberg has developed a practice centred around work on two of the most historic private clubs in London. Both the Reform Club, designed by Charles Barry and completed in 1841 and the Oxford and Cambridge Club, designed by Sir Robert Smirke and completed in 1835, are engaged in a series of complex projects.

Given Paul’s insistence on being personally involved in almost every detail of every project, one might imagine that he and his small team of assistants would be fully occupied. On the contrary, we have been able to take on a surprising amount of other work and are always delighted to be approached by potential clients.		   The projects shown here range from the highly technical to the purely decorative, from the strictly architectural to what is more normally thought of as interior design, and from the large to the very small.

On all these projects, Paul Vonberg Architects has provided a full service including initial research, planning and budgeting, the presentation of design ideas, the securing of statutory consents, the production of technical drawings and specifications, and the direction of work on site.		   Since 2008, we have also been commissioned to carry out a number of contemporary projects, especially rooms within private houses and apartments where our understanding of historic interiors has brought surprising benefits.

Many projects have benefited from being part of a long term relationship between client, building and architect. This arrangement, much favoured by English Heritage and with consequent advantages in the securing of Listed Building Consents, has allowed Paul Vonberg Architects to gain a deep understanding of both the buildings' and the clients’ needs, with considerable benefit to both.