A collective of architects based in Preston and Lancashire are taking over the Miller Arcade for three days.

An exhibition of designs and work undertaken by the architects – called the Lancashire Architects – are to adorn the listed building.

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Organised by John Bridge, president of Lancashire Architects, the free exhibition runs from Wednesday 22 November to Friday 24 November and will be at the Arcade in Preston city centre.

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John Bridge said: “It’s fantastic to be able to showcase the length and breadth of talent and experience we have in our Red Rose Northern County.

“It’s going to be a great chance for the public to learn about the role architects play in designing fantastic buildings and see some of the exciting projects coming out of Lancashire.

“We hope people will pop down to look at the exhibition and take the chance to speak to
our local architects.”

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Architects taking part alongside John Bridge include Baxendale, BCAE Architects, Cassidy + Ashton, Creative SPARC Architects, David Cox Architects, Estudio ESSE, Firth Associates, FWP, Gilling Dodd, HPA Architects, Mason Gillibrand Architects, Mellor Architects, North West Design Collective, Roberts and Stone, Stanton Andrews Architects, Studio John Bridge, Wilson Mason.

The exhibition is open between 12.30pm to 4pm on the Wednesday and then 9.30am to 3.30pm on Thursday and Friday.

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