This is a transformative addition to the north facing side of a conventional house. The project included opening up the ground floor living spaces. Bespoke rooflight solutions were used. Oak was a theme of this extension.
Project w1
Project w30
The house is set within an attractive street; it is locally listed and within a Conservation Area. The proposal is for an extension to the detached Edwardian brick and rendered property.
Project w28
This was a major station refurbishment, which has been highly successful on a number of levels. Brunskill Design worked on the building and surrounding areas for more than a decade. Work ranged from a strategic planning level, through architectural interventions and conservation work, down to interior details.
Project w3
This house is set within the Conservation Area. It is a brick built Victorian semidetached property. The design was developed with the use of spaces, the provision of daylight and the flow of circulation in mind. The brief to attract light into the interior was a key part of the design. The project involved a whole house refurbishment. We provided detail design services including energy saving insulation measures throughout.
Project w12
This detached cottage is situated on a country lane within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It was listed in 1984 and was built in the 18th/19th century in plastered stone rubble. It has a thatched half-hipped and gable ended roof. The extension and refurbishment works were sensitive to the character of the cottage.
Project w35
Sketch design for housing project in a Conservation setting
Project w34
Dyson Washroom of the Future Competition We were the winners of this competition
Project w2
The house is not within a Conservation Area, however it sits within a prestigious residential area. A late 1920s house had already been extended on both sides. The previous extension had been plagued with repeated construction problems concerned with leakage and differential movement. At first floor level the house had fake timber frame applied to the existing extensions. The proposal was for a more substantially built rear extension. The form