Contractors are remodelling this Victorian detached house to Brunskill Architects designs, to enhance the living areas for a family. There will be a new loft conversion with wet room, the dormer is completed already. A small twisting ‘alternating’ spacesaving stair has been used. Opening ready to take sliding folding doors which are on site. Insulation, some of which you can see stacked in the south facing garden, is being added

Work has commenced on this site for 3 new apartments. Its a redevelopment of an EDF substation in a Conservation Area in a highly desirable commuter city. We achieved a hard won planning permission for this site. The site had been derelict and out of use for more than 5 years. We used specialist planning advisers (in house) to assist in tailoring the highly bespoke design to meet planning policy.

Planning permission has been granted for this scheme in a Conservation area.

These images and movies begin to show how the design we developed is eventually, through all the rain, sleet and snow, coming to fruition. Movie of whats happening on site today  – no.1 The kitchen units have a blue protective film – its a white glass faced kitchen! Movie of whats happening on site today  – no.2 This is the front of the house. It is awaiting the final special

During construction of a large new living space and total refurbishment of the property.  This is a Conservation Area. Before works commenced (this image only) Man at work with saw. New Dormer under construction Special slim insulation to maximise space in the new loft room, while keeping the old roof. Rooflights are being added. There will be a wetroom up here. New living space has been fitted under existing windows.