- who we are -
Youngman Lovell is a London based design-led House Builder. The company was co-founded by two brothers, with its core focus on private residential projects.
Youngman Lovell have unveiled carbon neutral homes which are at the forefront of the plans for the future of the business which align with their values of sustainable living and beautiful design. They have delivered operationally carbon-neutral housing as well as pioneering a house that has sequestered over 56 tonnes of c02.
Youngman Lovell has a healthy obsession with what they do and invests great energy in delivering the vision, which is to create beautifully conceived, carefully curated, sustainable spaces. They design projects in an intimate and hands-on way, collaborating with people that they know and trust. They achieve this through applying their expertise in a range of services including interior architecture and design, planning, project management and development.
- our team -
Harry co-founded Youngman Lovell after successfully building and selling the clothing brand Beaufort & Blake. With a BSc Hons in Business Management, he brought his entrepreneurial experience into the built environment, driven by a vision to create a design-led, sustainably minded development company.
Committed to advancing sustainability in construction, Harry completed the Business Sustainability Management program at Cambridge University’s Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Working closely with Tim, he leads Youngman Lovell’s business strategy, design direction, and the integration of sustainability and modern methods of construction.
Charlie brings a strong design background to Youngman Lovell, having studied at the renowned Inchbald School of Design before working as an architectural designer at De Salles Flint. His experience designing hotels, luxury residences, and retail spaces worldwide laid the foundation for his role as Creative Director.
At Youngman Lovell, Charlie leads the design vision, ensuring that each project balances aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. He plays a key role in shaping the company’s architectural identity, working alongside Harry and Tim to push the boundaries of modern construction.
Passionate about innovative design, Charlie continues to refine Youngman Lovell’s approach, blending contemporary architecture with sustainable materials and cutting-edge building techniques.
Tim plays a key role in the day-to-day management of Youngman Lovell, working on the company’s strategy, acquisitions, and stakeholder relations. He joined YL with over ten years of experience in London’s commercial property sector, overseeing site acquisitions and developments. His favourite project to-date includes the redevelopment of a 30,000 sqft. mixed-use scheme within a Grade II listed building.
Working closely with Harry, Tim drives innovation and operational efficiency, ensuring the integration of sustainable and MMC building methods with YL’s stakeholders. He was instrumental in delivering Youngman Lovell’s Innovate UK grant project, which resulted in one of the UK’s most sustainable homes, sequestering over 50 tonnes of CO₂.
Deeply involved in the company’s growth, Tim continues to shape Youngman Lovell’s project pipeline, foster strong partnerships, and advance its vision for innovative and sustainable development.
John is a Chartered Surveyor, with a career spanning over 45 years in Construction and Development. He joined the Lovell Board as Commercial Director in 2000 and held that position until 2015, when he moved into Operations to lead the company’s Major Projects team in bidding and delivery of several large and complex schemes.
Since stepping down from the Board, John has continued to work on a Part-Time basis, supporting the company’s endeavours in the area of Defence, whilst also being tasked with closing out several special projects, and providing advisory support and counsel to Youngman Lovell. Lovell are committed to fully embracing the Green Agenda and their “sponsorship” of Youngman Lovell through John’s deployment, evidences their keeness to explore new construction techniques & sustainable design. We have been delighted to enjoy John’s support in our past work, including our Barn House construction and our Carbon negative “Hemp House”, a Research and Development project under the Innovate-UK Government grant scheme.
Jack Lovell
Chairman
