Patrick Bradley is an award-winning architect renowned for creating bespoke designs across all types of architecture, from traditional to modern. Whether reimagining classic forms or pushing boundaries with cutting-edge contemporary styles, Patrick brings visionary expertise to every project. His portfolio spans transformative extensions, custom renovations, and ambitious, high-end homes, demonstrating his ability to masterfully blend tradition and innovation.

Every project Patrick undertakes is a unique creation. By deeply understanding his clients’ needs and carefully considering context, site, and surroundings, he creates spaces where form, material, and function harmonize seamlessly. From timeless, heritage-inspired designs to sleek, minimalist structures, his work reflects the client’s personality and aspirations while maintaining simplicity, elegance, and authenticity. Patrick’s world-class designs consistently transcend convention, producing homes that inspire and endure.

His groundbreaking work has earned international acclaim, most notably for his Grillagh Water House, featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs. This iconic project was named the "Grandest Grand Design" during the show’s 20th-anniversary special. Patrick has also shared his expertise as a judge on RTÉ’s Home of the Year and as the host of BBC NI’s Restoration Rescue, where he breathes new life into neglected buildings, turning them into stunning homes.

A graduate of Queen’s University Belfast, Patrick is a registered architect with affiliations including the Conservation Register, RIBA, RIAI, RSUA, and ARB. His versatile approach—combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation—makes him the perfect choice for anyone seeking exceptional architectural design, no matter the style, scale or budget.