LVP Architects
Residential architecture practice helping Cambridge homeowners with extensions, refurbishments, new homes and alterations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About LVP Architects
LVP Architects is a Cambridge-based architecture practice providing feasibility advice, design, planning applications, technical drawings, tender information and construction-stage support for residential projects.
It works mainly with homeowners on extensions, refurbishments, new homes and sensitive alterations, including work involving listed buildings and conservation areas. The practice is led by founder Luis Veiga Pumar.
Product: Architectural design and project services, from feasibility and planning through technical design, tendering and construction support.
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