Brian MacEntee Architecture & Design Ltd was incorporated on 16 April 2012 and has stayed active, operating from offices at Mackingtosh House in the CF24 area of Cardiff. The studio trades as BMAD and spans the UK market, with most work concentrated in London and the South West. That spread suggests a practice taking on projects well beyond its own region, likely through referrals and repeat clients rather than passing local trade. The name points to a founder-led studio, though nothing in the filing data names directors or staff. Its registered activity sits under SIC 74909, the catch-all category for professional, scientific and technical work not classified elsewhere. That code does not by itself confirm architectural practice, so anyone checking credentials should look at the named practice rather than the filing. A studio of this size typically handles feasibility studies, planning applications and building regulations packages, with site oversight as schemes move into construction, usually through a small core team supplemented by specialist consultants on a project-by-project basis. For visa purposes the company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence carrying an A rating, which means it appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors and has met the compliance duties attached to that licence. Holding a licence is not the same as hiring, and a practice this size would most plausibly sponsor a small number of professional roles rather than recruit at volume. Anyone considering an application should confirm current vacancies directly with the practice.

Brian MacEntee Architecture & Design Ltd was incorporated on 16 April 2012 and has stayed active, operating from offices at Mackingtosh House in the CF24 area of Cardiff. The studio trades as BMAD and spans the UK market, with most work concentrated in London and the South West. That spread suggests a practice taking on projects well beyond its own region, likely through referrals and repeat clients rather than passing local trade. The name points to a founder-led studio, though nothing in the filing data names directors or staff. Its registered activity sits under SIC 74909, the catch-all category for professional, scientific and technical work not classified elsewhere. That code does not by itself confirm architectural practice, so anyone checking credentials should look at the named practice rather than the filing. A studio of this size typically handles feasibility studies, planning applications and building regulations packages, with site oversight as schemes move into construction, usually through a small core team supplemented by specialist consultants on a project-by-project basis. For visa purposes the company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence carrying an A rating, which means it appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors and has met the compliance duties attached to that licence. Holding a licence is not the same as hiring, and a practice this size would most plausibly sponsor a small number of professional roles rather than recruit at volume. Anyone considering an application should confirm current vacancies directly with the practice.