Meet our Architects
Exciting times for our fresh, talent-packed company! Though we may be small, our wealth of ideas and experiences infuse vitality into every aspect of our operations. In our eyes, everyone is equal, and we eagerly welcome input from all angles.
At our core, we thrive on the uniqueness of each project. Whether you have a vacant site or are midway through construction, we’re here to explore how we can contribute. Our agile working methods and inventive ideas allow us to seamlessly fit into any situation, always on the lookout for innovative ways to enhance your project.
To us, “Bright” signifies approaching every project with curiosity and energy. We aspire to be your favourite architects, delivering a professional service that’s not only top-notch but also fun and enjoyable.
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Adam Adamopoulos
Director/Architect/ARB/RIBA
The footballer, humanist, office self-defence expert, history lover.
Adam moved from Greece to the UK in 2008. He still complains about the weather, but has finally embraced Sunday roasts and cups of tea!
Adam has worked in Bristol, London, Chippenham, and Bath for several architecture practices. His experience lies in multiple sectors, such as residential, commercial, mixed-use, retail, and education. He has worked at a variety of scales, from large multiple-unit development sites, down to one-off bespoke houses and extensions. Amongst the numerous projects, there are several which stand out: the new IKEA Exeter, a new build, residential tower block and technical college in Westminster London and several Part Q barn conversions in rural locations in the southwest of England.
Human interaction, collaboration, communication, and inclusivity are key values that Adam takes into every project. His passion lies in creating new spaces and habitats that are tailored to the client’s needs and desires. By including clients in every aspect of the project, it creates an environment that makes the design process an enjoyable experience for everyone. Adam adds the design knowledge, you are adding your thoughts, ideas and aspirations.
When not working, you will find Adam either training for Sunday league football, getting bruised during Krav Maga sessions, or relaxing at a swimming pool. He believes in the healthy mind/healthy body mantra. Adam is a big history lover And passionate about building conservation, he is always struggling to house his ever-expanding history book collection. Adam also serves as a RIBA mentor for the bachelor students of Architecture, at Bath University.