Two architectural firms in the East announce new merger

Norwich-based Chaplin Farrant and SMG Architects in Sheringham have joined forces, entering an “exciting new chapter” for both firms.

Established in 1938, Chaplin Farrant is a leading multi-disciplinary architectural practice with offices in Norwich, Cambridge and York.  

Mark Nolan, managing director of Chaplin Farrant, said: “The integration of the teams will provide a seamless transition for SMG Architect clients as well as additional resources and skill sets for those currently working with Chaplin Farrant.

“This marks an exciting new chapter for both firms, and we look forward to continuing to serve our clients with the same dedication and excellence that they have come to expect.

“We look forward to introducing the new team to everyone over the next few weeks.”

Mark Nolan, managing director of Chaplin Farrant, and Ian Mutton, chairman of SMG Architects, shaking hands outside SMG Architects office in Sheringham (Image: Supplied)

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Ian Mutton, chairman of SMG Architects, which has offices in Sheringham, Norwich and St Neots in Cambridgeshire, added: “We are very excited to be working within the Chaplin Farrant family moving forward.  

“Their experience and reputation is well respected within the industry and the area and the union of the teams can only serve to enhance the delivery of projects to all the clients we work with.”