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| Coach House Delighted to have obtained listed building and planning approval for the conversion of this former coach house into ancillary accommodation for the client’s parents. It has the most complex roof structure which was raised and re
| Civic Trust Awards 2024 We had a great night in Manchester on Friday where the team collected a Highly Commended Award at the Civic Trust Awards 2024 @civictrustawards The judges commented: “The Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw café stands
| Bath Deep Retrofit We are looking forward to getting started with this major house refurbishment in Bath following planning approval from Bathnes. Working with @greengaugebec and @fold_eng the design combines thermal upgrades to the existing fabr
| Somerset Barn Nearly there. Internal finishes and fittings coming together on our barn conversion and extension. Outside the paths and landscape in the semi open courtyard are bedding in. With @coreconstructionbath #barn #barnconversion #barns
| Civic Trust Awards 2024 We are chuffed that our collaborative project with @sandersonsculpture and @fold_eng for the new cafe @orielplasglynyweddw is a Winner in the 2024 Civic Trust Awards. We are looking forward to celebrating together at the
| House in Dorset We are delighted to have received planning approval for our alteration and substantial addition to an existing cottage in Dorset. The existing house was formerly two agricultural cottages that were combined in the C20. This will b
| Field House The scale of this new large family home set in the Wiltshire countryside is spread into a series of different volumes to reduce its impact. The main stone volume holds the reception rooms and family sleeping areas whilst the kitchen /
| Field House The kitchen in our new build country house is located in a separate wing off the main stone volume, transitioning from formal and solid to informal and light. The single storey timber framed structure has exposed oak beams and large o
| Field House The bespoke oak staircase within our new build country house has a solid lower flight which extends the full width to offer display space or casual seating. The upper flight is lighter with open risers that are set into the feature r
| Field House The dry stack effect stone wall runs from outside the house to inside defining key aspects of the internal space. As recently featured (and mentioned a number of times!) in our recent reel co-elaboration with @boardwalkbristol Photo
| Building Beauty Awards 2023 We are thrilled to have won the Little Gem category at the 2023 Building Beauty Awards for the new cafe with @sandersonsculpture and @fold_eng for @orielplasglynyweddw. Organised by the Royal Fine Arts Commission Trus
| Hemington Barn Details are coming together in our barn conversion and extension in Somerset with @coreconstructionbath New and existing window openings are being infilled with fixed metal framed glazing and bespoke timber boarded shutters for ve
| New House Our proposal to replace an existing 1970s bungalow with a new low energy home has been submitted for planning. The design reuses rubble stone from the site to create a continuous wall that runs through the house to subdivide key interna
| RIBA Journal Lovely to see our collaboration with @sandersonsculpture @fold_eng featured in print for the October issue of the RIBAJ @ribajournal The article is written as a conversation between design collaborators for the creation of the new c
| Home in Lyncombe Lunchtime visit to see the completed extension and alteration work to a 1950s house in Bath. The design reorientates the kitchen towards the garden which is set mostly to the side, and the angled elevation is enhanced by the cham
| Hemington Barn The tin hat has come off our works to create a new family home in rural Somerset. The loose composition of three new and historic barns around a courtyard will create an intimate garden that will flow out into the natural landscape
| Architect of the Year Awards Delighted to have our collaboration with @sandersonsculpture @fold_eng shortlisted for one off small project of the year #AYA2023 @_bdonline_ This is a unique project for our wonderful client @orielplasglynyweddw in
| Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw The outer shell of the new cafe at @orielplasglynyweddw is made of 89,000 individual stainless steel barnacles secured into welded sections which are supported off the weathertight structure below. This create a permeable l
| Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw The galvanised steel supporting structure for the new cafe at @orielplasglynyweddw is expressed internally and was designed in collaboration with @fold_eng and @sandersonsculpture who expertly handcrafted all the metal comp



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