Nick Humphreys

Nick specialises in the creative adaptation of existing buildings, with a particular interest in placemaking, civic identity and the careful layering of new interventions within historic contexts. His portfolio includes major listed refurbishments such as the Grade II-listed Student Services Centre for the University of Cambridge and the Woolwich Works cultural hub – both combining sensitive conservation with significant infrastructure and fit-out requirements. He has also worked on Grade II buildings in Central London for the Grosvenor Estate, and on the regeneration of the Grade II listed Midland Goods Shed at King’s Cross. Alongside his conservation expertise, Nick brings extensive commercial and delivery experience. He has recently completed a new-build office project in King’s Cross for Argent Related and is currently leading the deep retrofit of 200 Gray’s Inn Road for Great Portland Estates in Central London.

Nick’s project leadership is characterised by calm coordination, clear communication and deep technical knowledge. He is also active in shaping practice-wise BIM standards and skills development. He has extensive experience of navigating complex stakeholder environments, including planners, conservation officers and commercial tenants.