You are invited to an exploration of Chester row’s led by Paul Fielding, Lovelock Mitchell Architects and Daniel Potts, Donald Insall Associates. This is a fantastic opportunity to network with your fellow membership organisations whilst taking in the wonderful scenery of Chester.
Attendees will meet for 6.30pm at the Cross in Chester. They will then be led on a 90 minute tour of the city’s architectural jewels by Paul Fielding (telling The Story of Thomas Lockwood – Creator of Victorian Chester) and Daniel Potts (providing an exploration of the then and now of Chester Rows’ history). The tour will finish at 8pm followed with an opportunity for drinks and networking.
The pan professional event is a collaborative event between Cheshire Society of Architects, The Chester Association of Property Professionals, Cheshire & North Wales Law Society, Chartered Insurance Institute of Chester and North Wales, and The Chester and North Wales Society of Chartered Accountants.
About Paul Fielding and Daniel Potts
Paul Fielding, Lovelock Mitchell Architects: Paul is an architect interested in themes of facade, perception, and storytelling. Originally from the North West, he spent many years in London with internationally-renowned firms including Eric Parry and WilkinsonEyre, known for their bold yet considered approach to historic buildings.
As an associate at Lovelock Mitchell, he looks after the creative direction of projects and has recently been helping to document and map the prolific influence of the firm’s founder, Thomas M. Lockwood – creator of Victorian Chester.
Daniel Potts, Donald Insall Associates and Chester Rows Heritage Action Zone: Daniel is an experienced architect, who has a keen understanding of both modern and traditional methods of construction and design.
His passion lies with the preservation of our heritage through appropriate conservation, restoration and sensitive adaptions that add value and contemporise cultural expression. This has only intensified following his involvement in several significant projects ranging from Wentworth Woodhouse, Chester Cathedral and The Abbey School for Exceptional Children in Chester.
Please click here to view the interactive map, which will be used on the day.
