Brunskill Design Architects

Andrew Liversidge – Chief Executive DENS (Action against Homelessness)

brunskilldesign — Mon, 15 Jun 2015 11:49:56 +0000

To the Brunskill Design Team

You’ve done an absolutely cracking job here and thanks so much for all your hard work.

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Recently completed Hostel and Design Sketches

brunskilldesign — Mon, 08 Jun 2015 17:01:09 +0000

The hostel for the homeless is recently completed in Hemel Hempstead and now open. It was developed to a tight budget and very tight timescale. It is being run by local longstanding charity DENS to expand the work they have done over many years in the area. The Design and Build procurement route was used and the construction is timber panel and concrete column/ steel beam. Our involvement was in a detailed planning application and Stage E indicative details. Some early design sketches are shown here also. The main shared accommodation is arranged open plan around a south facing courtyard.

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Remodel Project

brunskilldesign — Fri, 15 May 2015 10:15:27 +0000

Test 3d views done to look at options

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Project w41

brunskilldesign — Fri, 15 May 2015 09:50:43 +0000

Indicative 3d cad views of a Kitchen /living area extension to a locally listed building within a Conservation Area. This is envisaged to be an orangery type extension. We have worked with a number of specialist rooflantern suppliers in detail design. The layout of this house is rearranged in our design to make the ground floor work for life now. It has a large living, cooking and eating area which opens onto the terrace. The proposals also create a new large formal dining space and a larger hall with additional storage for coats and boots etc. The utility and megaflo (hot water heating) arrangements are being rationalised in connection with the flow of movement in the house. Careful thought is going into the cooking layout, to ensure it works well with the existing house. The orangery will have a high standard of thermal efficiency, so that it can stay fully integrated with the existing house. A large wall is planned to be removed. There are folding doors to the terrace.

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Stone by Stone

brunskilldesign — Tue, 12 May 2015 18:02:45 +0000

Don’t forget the string courses. Beautiful pale sandstone is being laid by skilled stonemasons on this extension project. The design takes reference from the existing building.

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Site Progress on Project w18

brunskilldesign — Tue, 12 May 2015 17:20:43 +0000

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Development of 3 Apartments within renovated and reused substation

brunskilldesign — Tue, 12 May 2015 17:11:23 +0000

Completed a little while ago for developers, this was a renovation and extension of a building that was near derelict and out of use for more than 5 years prior to our scheme design which gained Planning Permission for 3 apartments. The use of a curved roof design and lowered ground floor level was helpful in finding a suitable scheme with which the Planners were satisfied. This was a locally listed building within a Conservation area.

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Camden Transport Depot

brunskilldesign — Wed, 29 Apr 2015 13:58:07 +0000

This workshop and office building, with amenity space for drivers, was built as part of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link Works. It needed to be fitted into a tight triangular site in order to allow for critical programme sequencing of the work on the rail lines north of Kings Cross St Pancras. We tried to use simple and neat detailing to help keep the building looking smart in a very grubby environment. In particular the bespoke flush detailing around the large folding external doors to the workshops was successful in appearance. Our clients gave us several fact finding meetings and tours of existing facilities (to be replaced) which helped get the new design right for them.

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Home Counties Revamp using Architectural and Interior Design Services

brunskilldesign — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 17:24:38 +0000

Larger spaces are being carved out of this existing house. The flowing and versatile floorplan will be much better suited to family life. Hardwearing oak flooring and underfloor heating have been selected. The sliding folding doors will have flush thresholds to the patio. Some of the upper level rooms will be ‘vaulted’.

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Extension in Conservation City of Bath Taking Shape

brunskilldesign — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 17:10:42 +0000

A fantastic view exists from this new kitchen extension, which we designed, to be complimentary to the existing early twentieth century building. The extension is to be finished in dressed bath stone with narrow hydraulic lime mortar joints. Each wall surface is hand finished by the craftsman involved to create a very good match to the existing building.

Rooflights and oak windows are planned to arrive soon.

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