Partners

Adam Chandler is an associate partner, and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (ACIAT), and is a qualified Breeam Code Assessor for Sustainable Homes capable of carrying out energy assessments in the Pembrokeshire area. In addition, has a First Class Honours degree in Architectural Technology, Higher National Diploma in Architecture & Building Conservation, and Computer Aided Design. In addition, has over nine years work experience in residential development and a range of other work, including hands on 'Practical' building experience.

John Argent MA(Cantab) Dip Arch RIBA. Trained at Cambridge University under Sir Lesley Martin, Colin St John Wilson, John Mevnier & Barry Gasson. He worked in London for McManus & Partners on Gospel Oak and Lambeth Housing projects, Lambeth Community Centre and then on his own account on the Montessori Foundation Headquarters in Kensington. He has worked in Pembrokeshire as a company director for Argent Architects since 1985. He is currently resides mainly in Houston, and is responsible for consultancy work for Chevron Texaco.

Michael Argent MA(Cantab) AA (Architectural Association) Dipl RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects). Trained at Cambridge University under Sir Lesley Martin, Colin St John Wilson & Peter Eisenman. They were big influences along with Christopher Alexander and Lionel March (Land Use & Built Form). He moved to the Architectural Association where Cedric Price, Peter Cook & Archigram, Richard Rogers & Norman Foster were prominent on the staff - also big influences. He worked in London from 1968 to 1976, firstly on the Foundling Estate housing in Bloomsbury designed by Patrick Hodgkinson, (interesting for its stepped configuration) and then on the Barbican housing project by Chamberlain Powell & Bonn, then on Harpenden & Ashford sports centres and flats and offices in west London for Rice Roberts Architects. In 1976 he joined Dyfed County Architects Department until 1982 designing Bigyn School, Graig School additions and Langton Hall. He has worked in Pembrokeshire as a company director for Argent Architects since 1982.