Two dilapidated barns in the open countryside in St Briavels, Gloucestershire have been converted into a spacious family home and studio. The colour chosen for the hardwood windows and doors has been chosen to complement the local Gloucestershire stone.
Award winning block of 13 flats, built in a conservation area in an historic part of Gloucester, close to the ancient dock with its waterways museum and shopping centre. We worked closely with Gloucester Council's urban design team, which led to a modern building in contrast to the adjacent listed Georgian architecture. We are proud to have been awarded a Civic Trust Award for 'Best New Building' for this design.
This is modern extension to a traditional cottage for an artist and sculptor with under floor ground source heating. The new garden room has extensive glazing from which to admire the view and the installations of original sculpture created by the owner Andrew Darke.
The new nursing home in the beautiful Wye Valley is metres away from Offas Dyke, which is an important scheduled monument. It is built on the site of the a former nursing home, which was demolished to make way for this spacious, state-of-the-art, facility. The brief was to provide a building that responds to its setting and provides a homely atmosphere for its residents, many of whom will live here for a long time.
A stone cottage built on a south facing hillside. We have added three distinctive extensions, including an oak framed garden room, which takes advantage of the views across the valley. A theme of the design was to have playful contrasts of light and shade, both internally and externally.
This interesting Tudor Farmhouse has been substantially extended over a period of ten years to provide additional bedrooms, a converted barn, a larger bar and dinning room, and a managers cottage. The gardens have been carefully planned and adjoin an area of special landscape interest. www.tudorfarmhousehotel.co.uk
A sympathetic timber extension to a stone built Victorian Gothic, grade 2 listed building, originally designed by Augustus Pugin's assistant, at the gate of the church at Highnam. Pugin himself designed the church at Highnam and is most famous for his designs for the Palace of Westminster.
Grade 2* Medieval 16th century farmhouse in Awre close to the River Severn in Gloucestershire. It is constructed variously of render, stone, and a heavy timber frame with stone slate and tiled roofs. We carried out negotiation on behalf of the owner with English Heritage to secure Listed Building Consent.
Planning permission has been granted for this 9 house development in Gloucester. The existing site is a large garden of a large Victorian house, which was previously developed into flats. The design seeks to create a modern take on the donor house’s traditional Victorian facade. This has been achieved through balancing the interplay of bay windows, brick detailing and proportions.
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