About — Cruice Goodall Architecture & Design

The Practice

Cruice Goodall Architecture & Design is a small, dynamic architecture practice specialising in residential projects. Working closely with our clients, we offer a full range of architectural services.

People

Benedict Goodall BSc MArch Dip ABR RIBA - Director

Benedict founded the practice in 2014. Previously, he was an associate at Feilden+Mawson where he began his specialism working on substantial listed building projects, including the Royal Courts of Justice and HM Treasury. He then moved to Smallwood Architects where he continued his expertise in conservation whilst also focusing on large-scale residential projects. In 2009, Benedict took the role of lead architect at Peregrine Bryant Architects, where he continued his specialism in listed buildings of note.

Peter Scotney BSc MArch Dip ABR - Associate

Peter joined Cruice Goodall Architecture in 2014 after working at Peregrine Bryant Architects, assisting Benedict during the construction phase of the award-winning restoration of Sir Christopher Wren’s Royal Hospital Chelsea (Grade I Listed). Before this, he worked at Jacobs Webber Architects (now part of WATG) in London and at Shanghai XianDia Architectural Design Group in China.

Daniel Scott BA Arch Tech – Architectural Technologist

Dan joined the team in 2023. He has worked across a variety of sectors in construction from landscapes to the phased restoration of Highcliffe Castle (Grade I Listed). In 2018 Dan moved to Scotland and worked for Mast Architects producing timber frame house design and associated architectural detailing.

Emily Goodall MA Hons - Director and Marketing

Emily supports the team as co-director, bringing her years of experience as the CEO of her own business. She co-ordinates the marketing, HR and strategic direction. Emily has a keen eye for interiors and garden design and acts as a consultant in all areas.