Stained hardwood external cladding was applied to parts of the extension Cottage Oak doors with traditional black ironmongery New oak roof structure Oak balustrade. Newly constructed stone walls are very thick with insulation in excess of building regulations requirements. There is underfloor heating. Neat rooflights in real slate roof. The darker lias stone is used at the quoins. The rest is Chert stone.
Finding living space in a small well located semi
Clients in their newly created room – which is nearing completion The designed scheme maximised space available in this excellently located house
Work in Progress
Mud and rain to contend with Entrance hall looking through open plan space Gallery area Main sitting room
Transport Project Architectural and Interior Design
Recent Project Sketches
St Pancras Station more architectural works being developed
We can’t bring you any images of new designs being developed yet but we have some interesting project work at the station where we worked for nearly 10 years to help create the renaissance of this wonderful world class rail terminal. Watch this space…
Extension and Loft Conversion in well connected location
This is a typical smaller project, which hopefully will make a big difference to our clients. In this area, its worth maximising the space in your house. It can be tricky in a conservation area of course. Large new room with 4 rooflights is being created by the clever insertion of bespoke steelwork. Drainage is threaded into the available space. New brick arch is formed to match existing. The floor
Summertime is Special
Some of our Small Projects in Gardens helping our clients enjoy their great outdoors. Recently completed garden works Garden room under construction. Garden Room recently completed Design drawing prior to construction
New meets Old: Renovation and Extension Project
Thermal Insulation added to walls, oak flooring , new light fitting Hallway renovated, with existing tiling repaired and extended. View to Kitchen Diner New double glazed stained glass window
Chert and Lias Stone Cottage
This is the new oak truss waiting to be installed in the roof. The joints are pegged for a traditional approach to the design. The new walls are 600mm thick in order to have structurally stable stonework, and 100mm of insulation. Dressed Limestone cill pieces have been chosen to complement the Chert , which is the creamy coloured local stone which is being used. The stone choice is an exact