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Announcement
OSA offices have now closed after seventeen successful years and the business is being carried on by the two partners separately. Their new contact details are as follows:
Pamela Parkinson
Mobile: 07740 626370
Office: 01422 823 165
email: pamela.parkinson@btinternet.com
Rob Bumby
Mobile: 07802 751130
Office: 01943 876 665
Email: rob.bumby@watsonbatty.com
We are committed to continuing a relationship with each of our particular clients, within our separate companies, and look forward to working with you in the future. You will be kept informed of any change in contact details. Please let us know if we can assist you in any way.
Correspondence addressed to OSA Architects at 31 Well Lane,LS7 4PQ, will still be dealt with until August 2008.
The practice
The practice, known originally as One Stop Architects was formed in 1991 by Rob Bumby, and joined in 1994 by Pamela Parkinson. In 2003 we moved to our own office within Chapel Allerton, Leeds, and changed our name to OSA Architects.
We have built up a wide range of clients from the private and the public sectors, ranging from community groups, through education and health projects to commercial residential and leisure developments. We have developed a strong reputation for environmentally sustainable design, an increasingly essential expertise as the sustainability debate gathers pace.
As a small practice we believe we offer careful and personal attention to our clients. We are committed to good design, and to architecture that continues to inspire and delight.
Awards
The practice won the 'Leeds Award for Architecture' and also the 'Peoples Award for Architecture' for its radical sustainable design for the Epicentre at Meanwood Valley urban farm in Leeds. A state of the art green building, this was one of the smallest and most successful projects funded by the lottery Millennium Commission. Our experience in designing the Centre allowed us to develop our understanding of environmental issues in an architectural context. We are delighted that the EpiCentre features in the 2005 Calendar produced by CABE: "Parkitecture - great buildings in public spaces" picturing park buildings from around the world.