About Richard Chivers
Richard Chivers is a professional Architectural and Interiors photographer based in Brighton & London, working for clients across the UK and Internationally. Richard Specialises in capturing Architecture Interiors and the built environment and the people that inhabit these spaces.
Richard’s personal work is based around creating documentary projects that look at the shaping and re-shaping of the British landscape. He has received several Arts Council awards to make, curate and exhibit his work, exhibiting across the UK and Internationally. His work has been published in the British Journal of Photography, Source Magazine and he was a Magenta Flash Forward 2009 winner. His project Textures of Time has been published as a Folded sheet Profile 004 by Chalet Alpin.
He was Co Founder of the photography collective Human Endeavour who exhibited at the Brighton Photo Fringe and the Format International Photography Festival in Derby. He is now a member of the MAP6 collective whom have completed projects in Milton Keynes and the Shetland islands. Which have been exhibited at the MK Gallery and the Brighton Photo Fringe 2018 respectively.
LOCATION: Brighton & London, UK
LEARN MORE: rchivers.co.uk
Holly Cottage, a Grade II Listed property in Meonstoke, Hampshire, has been thoughtfully extended by Studio BAD Architects to accommodate the evolving needs of a growing family. This project masterfully balances the historical essence of the cottage with a distinctly contemporary addition, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
The Murrell House occupies a backland site measuring just 10 x14m. A brownfield site that was a storage yard for a landscape company in the rear garden of large Victorian terrace in Wandsworth.
Located next to Epping Forest, Oak Cottage was originally carefully designed and constructed in an Arts and Crafts style in 1901, but had been added to in a piecemeal fashion since then.
Sea Breeze House is located on Camber Sands beach in East Sussex, directly backing on to the sand dunes behind and with outstanding views across the beach and English Channel.
The Stacked Brick Extension is a ground floor wrap around extension to a small Victorian terraced house in Stoke Newington.
DHaus was invited to tender for an ambitious ground floor rear extension, the Clients brief was clear – to maximise space and light, opening up the entire rear facade but at the same time keeping an outdoor courtyard space.
The project was meant to be a light touch to the existing terraced property on the beautiful Nightingale Square but has evolved into a complete facelift of the whole house.
The clients approached YARD Architects with an ambitious brief that looked to combine a specific and pragmatic spatial arrangement within a dramatic architectural intervention.
