CPL Architecture
Architectural consultancy for private clients and companies in southern and central England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About CPL Architecture
CPL Architecture provides architectural consultancy and a full range of architect services, including master-planning, concept and residential design, commercial and leisure projects, historic building conservation, and expert witness services.
The practice serves individual private clients and companies. It is run by chartered architect Chris Littlemore and operates from a studio in Broad Chalke, west of Salisbury; the registry records Salisbury as its headquarters and 2016 as its founding year.
Product: Architectural consultancy, design, planning, conservation and expert witness services.
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Leadership
- Chris Littlemore · FounderSource: company website
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