At Reform we thriveon identifyingdevelopmentopportunities bothfor ourselves & forland owners who maynot yet have spottedthe true potentialof their property assets.

Our
mission

Property and development is complex. Reform was created to give clients a reliable and friendly partner to make the process as easy as possible from planning right through to handover. With our extensive and diverse experience we offer far more than most architectural firms. We have a proven track record in delivering successful projects and would welcome discussing potential opportunities throughout the UK.

Our
team

Mark Willmott

Director & Architect

Qualifying as an architect in 1986, Mark has over thirty years of experience as a practice principal involved in a broad range of building types and sectors; running a successful practice in London for many years. Mark has successfully performed the slightly unusual role of architect-developer throughout his career and his main skill is in unlocking the value of difficult sites in a creative but commercially focussed manner. Mark also has a passion for creating high end design within residential projects. Qualifications: - BArch(Hons): Bachelor of Architecture with Honours; - DipArch: Diploma in Architecture; - RIBA Chartered;

Jamie King

Director & Architect

Jamie oversees all projects, as well as the day to day running of the practice. He has experience working across a variety of projects types and enjoys taking projects from initial ‘bright spark’ conception through to the finished product. His passion lies with forming strong relationships between clients, consultants and contractors; to ensure that projects are thoroughly considered, well managed, and of course really well designed! Jamie is proud of his wide array of clients that keep returning to undertake further projects. Qualifications: - BArch(Hons): Bachelor of Architecture with Honours; - DipArch: Diploma in Architecture; - MArch: Master of Architecture;

Aušra Valuntytė

Senior Architectural Technologist

Aušra studied Architectural Technology and Construction Management at VIA University College in Horsens, Denmark. Since her graduation in February 2018, Aušra has moved to UK, where she's predominantly worked on residential schemes across a wide range of scales and typologies. She tackled both new build and refurbishment projects, including working with listed structures. Her professional interests lie in energy-efficient architecture and the application of sustainable design & detailing. Qualifications: - BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology and Construction Management;

Jo Selby

Interior Designer

Jo heads up the Interior Design side of Reform. With a passion for creating beautiful, luxurious and design led interiors, every project is approached with meticulous attention to detail and a true understanding of budget, quality and practicality. Building strong relationships and understanding the needs and opinions of our clients is key to a successful project. The Reform offering covers both residential and commercial interiors and we are very adaptable with strong industry contacts for sourcing and implementing client requirements.

Abbey Dean

Architect

Abbey studied Architecture at the University of Nottingham and has five years of industry experience. With a background in large-scale commercial projects, she brings a confident understanding of complex planning processes, clear design communication, and effective coordination across project teams. She brings a strong sense of commercial awareness, creating robust, investment-ready schemes. Abbey’s professional interests focus on thoughtful, context-driven approaches to reinvigorating sites and existing buildings. One of her favourite projects to date is a wedding-venue barn conversion that breathed new life into a cluster of dilapidated agricultural structures - an example of how sensitive design can unlock the potential of overlooked places. Qualifications: - BArch(Hons): Bachelor of Architecture with Honours; - MArch: Master of Architecture; - PGCert: Postgraduate Certificate in Architecture