Mitchell Eley Gould
Architecture practice designing spaces for clients in education, residential, workplace and urban development
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Mitchell Eley Gould
Mitchell Eley Gould is an architecture practice that designs buildings and urban spaces, including schools, homes, workplaces and mixed-use developments. Its work also includes creative school design workshops.
The practice works collaboratively with clients and stakeholders to develop designs around their needs. It is based in Bath, UK, and was founded in 2002.
Product: Architectural design services for buildings, urban developments and school workshops.
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