There are three partners in the firm, Edward Hill, Christopher Mitchell and Joshua Berry.
After graduating from Cambridge University, Edward joined CH Elsom and Partners (EPR), and following his two year Diploma worked first with Hill Squire Dorin and then joined Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall (RMJM). He left in 1977 to found the practice which was to become the Edward Hill Partnership, and more recently, Hill Mitchell Berry.
His specialist responsibilities within the firm include design co-ordination, presentations and space planning.
Christopher obtained a First in Architecture at Sheffield University and was awarded the Sheffield Society of Architecture Prize, The Stephen Walsh Prize in Architecture and a Travelling Prize for architectural research, culminating in a Distinction in Diploma of Architecture.
After leaving university in 1985 he joined Edward Hill in private practice, and became a partner in 1988. His specialist expertise embraces technical and constructional detailing with a practical approach to problem solving.
After graduating from the Victoria University of Manchester, Joshua worked for Bowerbank Brett and Lacey before studying for his Bachelor of Architecture, in which he achieved a Distinction for his dissertation.
In 1996, he joined the Manser Practice where he was project architect on a number of major buildings including the British High Commission in Tanzania. In 2003 he set up Plastik Architects and in 2008 joined Edward and Christopher in practice.
Joshua has a particular interest in architectural history and landscape design.