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Quinlan Terry Architect Quinlan Terry Architects LLP (QTA) is an award winning firm of classical architects

The first impression of any estate is its entrance. We often design gate piers and integrated security solutions that pr...
31/05/2026

The first impression of any estate is its entrance. We often design gate piers and integrated security solutions that provide privacy and protection without compromising the classical character of the site.

Built for the long term. We often select limestone for its proven structural reliability and thermal performance. Our fo...
29/05/2026

Built for the long term. We often select limestone for its proven structural reliability and thermal performance. Our focus is on choosing materials that maintain their integrity and character, ensuring our buildings remain valuable for decades.

What some describe as the "pinnacle of classical architecture", the Corinthian Order first emerged in ancient Greece and...
14/05/2026

What some describe as the "pinnacle of classical architecture", the Corinthian Order first emerged in ancient Greece and is defined by its elaborate capital with sculpted acanthus leaves, that bring movement and life to the order.

Favored in the great monuments of the classical world, from temples to palaces, it has become a symbol of architectural ambition at its highest level.

have used the Corinthian Order of a number of grand projects, including Ferne Park and Hanover Lodge, London.

13/05/2026

We’re proud to see one of our country houses featured in Country Life, over 20 years after it was originally completed.

Ferne Park was a new seven-bay house with a giant Composite Order on the entrance front with later extensions added to either side. Built using Portland and locally quarried Chilmark stone.

Instantly recognisable by its iconic scroll-like volutes, the Ionic Order originates from the ancient region of Ionia on...
30/04/2026

Instantly recognisable by its iconic scroll-like volutes, the Ionic Order originates from the ancient region of Ionia on the west coast of Anatolia (modern-day Turkey).

Celebrated by many famous architects and still used in our practice today, the Ionic Order strike a balance between the Doric and Corinthian Orders when combined together.

have used the Ionic Order in many projects, including the Ionic Villa, Regency Park, London.

Thought to have been first introduced in ancient Greece, the Doric order is the earliest and most robust of the classica...
16/04/2026

Thought to have been first introduced in ancient Greece, the Doric order is the earliest and most robust of the classical orders, dating back to 7th century BCE where it matured from wooden structures to stone temples, such as the Temple of Apollo, on which the Doric order can still be observed today.

The Doric Order represents architecture in its purest from - where proportion and structure take precedence over ornament.

From porches to pediments, we have used the Doric Order on numerous projects to add strong authority to the architecture.

First thought to have been introduced in Tuscany, Italy, the Tuscan Order is the simplest of the classical orders with i...
02/04/2026

First thought to have been introduced in Tuscany, Italy, the Tuscan Order is the simplest of the classical orders with its smooth, unfluted columns and minimal detailing.

From drawings rooms to entrance halls, a fireplace can transform a room into a warm, welcoming space that you can heat u...
18/03/2026

From drawings rooms to entrance halls, a fireplace can transform a room into a warm, welcoming space that you can heat up in after coming in from the cold. Here are some fireplaces that have been incorporated into projects.

Quinlan Terry Architects are honoured once again to be included in 'Country Life’s' Top 100 list of Country House Specia...
13/03/2026

Quinlan Terry Architects are honoured once again to be included in 'Country Life’s' Top 100 list of Country House Specialists.

We are grateful to the editors of 'Country Life' for their continued recognition over the years, and for their longstanding support towards the tradition of the English country house and the craftsmanship that underpins it.

Our thanks to all of our clients, collaborators, and craftsmen whose dedication makes this work possible.



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264-267 Tottenham Court Road is a six-storey office building with a rusticated ground floor, with nine rusticated stone ...
04/03/2026

264-267 Tottenham Court Road is a six-storey office building with a rusticated ground floor, with nine rusticated stone arches supporting a two-storey Ionic Order complete with entablature, which supports a second two-storey Corinthian order complete with entablature, supporting a balustrade and dormer windows, designed and built by

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