Lyall Bills & Young Architects Information

Lyall Bills and Young was formed in 2011 by John Lyall, Chris Bills and Neil Young. The three directors bring a wealth of experience to the practice including regeneration, cultural, housing, retail, education and infrastructure. The practice has a varied workload across these sectors and is already picking up awards and gaining publicity for its thoughtful and inspiring projects. Prior to forming Lyall Bills and Young the three Directors worked together for over 7 years as John Lyall Architects, the practice formed by John Lyall in 1991. In recent years John, Neil and Chris have completed a number of high-profile projects: ranging from the £50 million Cranfields Mill regeneration project in Ipswich to a number of award winning infrastructure projects on the London Olympic Park site. The successful Jerwood Dance House and the Goldsmiths' Centre in Clerkewell are also recent buildings that have won great admiration.