Essex-based architect handed maximum suspension order after supplying Arb with ‘misleading’ documents

By Tom Lowe2025-08-05T12:03:00

Nic Antony was referred to regulator after being dismissed by client on private home development

An Essex-based architect with projects across the South-east of England has been handed a two-year suspension by the Arb for unacceptable professional conduct.

Nic Antony, director of RIBA chartered practice Nic Antony Architects, will not be permitted to use the title of architect for 24 months after he was found to have supplied “misleading” documentation to the regulator.

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