Paul Spencer Laurence Viney (born 4 September 1949) is a British auctioneer and valuer of fine art and antiques. Viney attended Rugby School from 1963 to 1968. [1][2] Viney began his career at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum, [3] before working for the National Trust at Waddesdon Manor, [4] the former Rothschild home near Aylesbury.

Paul is a founding Director of FPPV Architecture. A highly experienced architect, he is an expert at brief development, feasibility studies and project programming. Paul works closely with clients, focusing on relationships and clear communication, to …

Empowered to combat the inevitable challenges of economic uncertainty, the director of Melbourne’s FPPV Architecture, Thailand’s JAI Architecture and Coop Himmelb(l)au Australia, Paul Viney implores architects to holistically protect their businesses.

Paul Viney is Chairman of Woolley & Wallis, the Salisbury-based fine art auctioneers. Paul began his career at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

When it comes to design ethic, FPPV strongly believes in evidenced best practice. Paul Viney, founding director, has recently completed two study tours. The first, in collaboration with Guide Dogs Victoria and Ian Potter Foundation, reviewed international best practice in …

2021年5月31日 · Paul is Director of FPPV Architecture, Melbourne, Director of JAI Architecture, Thailand, and Director of Coop Himmelb (l)au Australia. He is the Association of Consulting Architects (ACA)’s VIC/TAS President and ACA National Vice-President.

FPPV has a team of experienced architects and interior designers. With a broad range of technical skills and expertise across the office, FPPV is capable of ensuring project outcomes and adjusting resources to suit project requirements. We offer energy, maturity and objectivity in a creative, close working relationship.

Paul Viney joined the ACA Committee in 2013 and took over as President of the VIC/TAS Committee in 2015 after Simon Hanger stepped down. Paul has worked tirelessly during that time for both the local architecture community and nationally, trying to achieve a singular voice around the industry to ensure that the profession and the industry is ...