Islington Architect
Theo Jones is an award-winning architect and interior designer focused on heritage and listed homes in Islington, London. He is the director of Fynn Architects, a practice specialising in sustainable architecture and interiors.
Theo is a registered architect (ARB), a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), listed on the RIBA Conservation Register, and a registered interior designer with the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) and Society of British & International Interior Design (SBID).
Fynn Architects
As architects in Islington, Fynn combines heritage, aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability to deliver thoughtful, high-quality homes. Fynn provides architectural services covering all RIBA stages, from securing planning permission to technical design and project management.
For ten years, Theo has been designing and crafting low-energy renovations and extensions that touch lightly on the earth. He was awarded the 2019 RIBA Journal drawing prize and has held exhibitions with New London Architecture, The Bartlett, and the RIBA.
Listed Buildings in Islington
Theo is a specialist in listed homes in Islington. He has spoken on ‘The Evolving Life of an Islington Home’ as part of the London Festival of Architecture, and is an elected committee member of the Islington Society, a charity that champions the conservation of Islington through high-quality design.
Teaching
As a founder of Green Mat Workshop, Theo specialises in teaching architectural model making, visualisation, software, and portfolio development. Green Mat Workshop’s experienced team provides university workshops and online courses for an expanding community of student designers.
Research
Theo’s practice-based research considers sustainable materials and low-carbon construction within heritage homes, seeking scalable solutions for widespread retrofit across the UK. His academic research interests include architectures in the context of the internet, identity, and borders.
Publications
His work has been featured by Open House London, the Association of Architectural Educators, Design Boom, Bustler, and the RIBA Journal. Theo has lectured at the Royal Academy of Arts, the London Festival of Architecture, and numerous universities across the UK. He studied architecture at Oxford Brookes University and The Bartlett School of Architecture.
