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Transforming an underused garage into a contemporary family annexe. Our proposal reimagines the space with a secluded courtyard garden, created by a new enclosing wall where the driveway once was. An extended canopy gently connects the annexe to the
Tucked behind a former manor house in a quiet Wiltshire village, the Grade II-listed Malthouse is getting a new lease of life. Once a simple store and garage, it will soon become a light-filled, double-height kitchen and dining space that reconnect
The reimagining of a former coach house in Wiltshire. Drawing light and landscape into the heart of the home, part of the works included the dropping of the ground floor windows to create french doors opening out onto a new east facing balcony, pr
Once two distinct buildings, a chapel and a manse, stood just a metre apart at their closest point. The central challenge of this conversion was to reunite them, creating a single, coherent home while respecting their historic character. In collabor
The single storey west wing of Field House in Wiltshire is a vaulted space with oak ‘a’ frame trusses holding the natural slate roof. Internally, it houses the kitchen, breakfast space and a family snug, all kept warm with underfloor he
Conversion of a Grade II former non-confirmist chapel and manse into a family home in Wiltshire. 

Whilst the former manse holds more cellular evening rooms such as a snug and bedrooms, the chapel is the heart of the house during the day, providing a
A contemporary farmhouse in Wiltshire. Set in a quiet hamlet, this new family home replaced an outdated property that no longer met modern living needs. Inspired by traditional farmsteads, the design is formed from a series of simple, connected volu
A sustainable and accessible visitor shelter for Langley Vale Wood.
 Inspired by the canopy of ancient beech trees, the glulam timber structure will provide a welcoming entry point, shelter from the elements, and space for exhibitions. Set within t
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Batheaston, a striking example of 1960s Brutalist architecture, is under threat of demolition. Its bold geometry and innovative use of materials make it a rare asset in the Bath area. Earlier this year, planning p
Award-winning conversion of a historic hall in Bath, reimagined as a thriving bookshop. 📚 This Grade II listed former Friends Meeting House has been transformed into the new home of Topping & Company Booksellers in Bath, with 70,000 books now
Proud to have been named runners-up in an invited competition to provide the Whitaker Museum and Art Gallery in Lancashire with new artist studios, artist accommodation and visitor accommodation that would be inclusive and accessible to all.  
Tucked away in a small rural hamlet just outside Bath, we’re carefully transforming a Grade II listed Coach House into a welcoming ancillary home for our client’s elderly parents that balances heritage, sustainability and family needs. T
A Georgian artisan’s house in Bath, reimagined. Our design inserts a calm, L-shaped rear extension that connects the living spaces around a central courtyard, creating flexible family areas while respecting the Grade II listed heritage. The
A thatched cottage in Somerset reimagined. Our design of Glebe Cottage balanced the character of the original house with light-filled new spaces that open to the garden. An earlier garage conversion now serves as an artist’s studio, while t
Bringing art and architecture together in an award winning project in North West Wales. We really enjoyed collaborating with @sandersonsculpture on the new café for @plasglynyweddw, learning about his craft and developing details with him to
| Plaque of Merit for Architecture It was great to reunite with the team at the National Eisteddfod in Wrexham last week and to receive the architectural Plaque of Merit for our collaborative project with @sandersonsculpture @fold_eng for the new c
| New Project We went to see a new project in Ely last week and this is the view from the first floor windows. Had forgotten just how immense and awesome the cathedral is, having last visited in 1993 on a uni study trip. Hopefully we can take it



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