RextonHawes
Born 8/8/2023, aged 37
Lives in Enfield since 36 years
Working as Owner for Brick Lane Architecture Company in EnfieldRexton Hawes has always been driven by a deep desire to create something meaningful and lasting. From a young age, he displayed a natural talent for envisioning spaces and bringing them to life. This passion led him to pursue a career where he could combine his artistic vision with practical skills.
He finds immense satisfaction in guiding others towards a shared goal, nurturing their talents and fostering a collaborative environment. Rexton believes that the best results come from embracing innovative ideas and constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible. His work is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a dedication to exceeding expectations.
Outside of work, Rexton cherishes spending time with his wife Florence and their two children, Miles and Lyra. He finds joy in simple pleasures like family dinners, exploring new places together, and encouraging his children's own creative pursuits.
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18 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Miles Hawes
Hawes Family
15 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Lyra Hawes
Hawes Family
3 years ago
Florence Hawes connected with Rexton Hawes
Hawes Family
3 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Mallory Fisher
Rexton, while walking his dog through the park on a crisp autumn afternoon - 2023-10-26 -, noticed Mallory sketching intently on a bench. Intrigued by her focused demeanor and the intricate details she was capturing in her artwork, he decided to strike up a conversation. They quickly discovered a shared passion for architecture and design, with Rexton's years of experience complementing Mallory's fresh perspective and bold ideas. Their initial encounter sparked a vibrant intellectual connection that blossomed into a mentorship, with Rexton guiding Mallory as she navigated the complexities of the professional world.
3 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Arthur Ashworth
Rexton, while leading a workshop for aspiring designers at the local community center, noticed a young man in the back sketching intently. Intrigued by his talent and focus, Rexton approached him after the session. The young man introduced himself as Arthur, and they quickly discovered a shared passion for creating functional and beautiful spaces. Arthur, impressed by Rexton's experience and insights, sought his guidance on a project he was working on. Over cups of coffee at a nearby cafe, they discussed design principles, construction techniques, and the challenges of bringing visions to life. As they collaborated, their mutual respect grew into a strong bond. They decided to combine their skills and start a small architectural firm, leveraging Rexton's artistic vision and Arthur's meticulous attention to detail.
3 years ago
Fay Wilkins connected with Rexton Hawes
Rexton, seeking a new coffee supplier for his firm, stumbled upon Fay's stall at the Farmer's Market. He was immediately drawn to her infectious energy and passion for locally sourced ingredients. They struck up a conversation about sustainable practices and community involvement, quickly realizing they shared similar values. Impressed by Rexton's architectural vision and Fay's creative spirit, they decided to collaborate on a project to redesign the community center using eco-friendly materials.
3 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Jasper Kincaid
Rexton, looking to connect with other creatives outside his firm, attends a workshop on sustainable building practices. There he meets Jasper, who is meticulously sketching out plans for a rainwater harvesting system. Impressed by Jasper's attention to detail and commitment to eco-friendly design, Rexton strikes up a conversation. They discover a shared passion for creating functional and beautiful spaces that also respect the environment.
3 years ago
Finn Montgomery connected with Rexton Hawes
Finn Montgomery, the owner of a quaint bookstore nestled on Kensington Lane, found himself drawn to a conversation at the local Farmer's Market. It was about a proposed community center renovation, and Finn, ever interested in projects that fostered connection, listened intently. He soon met Rexton Hawes, an architect known for his passion for sustainable design. Their shared values and love for Kensington sparked a vibrant discussion. Recognizing a kindred spirit, they decided to collaborate on the project, combining Finn's knowledge of the community with Rexton's architectural expertise.
2 years ago
Rexton Hawes connected with Cyrus Richmond
Rexton Hawes and Cyrus Richmond cross paths at the Kensington Farmer's Market. Cyrus, captivated by Rexton's meticulous model of a sustainable community center, approaches him with curiosity. He immediately notices the intricate design details and asks insightful questions about its functionality and environmental impact. Impressed by Cyrus's sharp mind and passion for logic, Rexton engages in a lively conversation, sharing his vision for the project. They quickly discover a shared interest in sustainable building practices and community development. Recognizing their complementary skills - Rexton's experience and creative vision combined with Cyrus's analytical prowess and organizational talents - they decide to collaborate on bringing the community center to life.
2 years ago
Ophelia Lawrence connected with Rexton Hawes
Rexton Hawes, driven by his desire to create lasting spaces, frequently visited the Metier Street Library for inspiration. There he met Ophelia Lawrence while both were engrossed in intricate puzzles. They discovered a shared love for detail and craftsmanship, leading to long conversations about architecture and design. Rexton was impressed by Ophelia's meticulous nature and her appreciation for historical aesthetics. Ophelia, in turn, found herself drawn to Rexton's vision and passion for creating meaningful spaces. Their initial connection blossomed into a strong friendship, fueled by their shared interests and respect for each other's talents.