In Nottinghamshire we've just started work on a project to transform and extend this house in Lambley. Nicknamed 'Butchered Bays' due to less than flattering 1970s alterations we'll be replacing. On our first visit we were excited to be shown this 1940s Standard Eight car, abandoned in the garden when a tree crashed through the roof of the garage, crushing the car!
Brilliant craftsmanship on show here in Saffron Walden turning Dan's lovely architectural stair details into reality. The stair sits at the centre of a full retrofit upgrade of a late 1980s for a repeat clients working on their third house with us.
Just around the corner from the South London studio, this project to extend and remodel the lower ground floor has started on site and is fully in the discovery phase, taking the building back to its bones.
In Putney we're enjoying the perfect colour contrast of the vapour control layer and fireline plasterboard. The colour will soon be replaced by elegant neutrals as part of the interiors scheme, so we're savouring this fun moment.
Chloe took this great photo of stacked cork bark on a recent trip to Spain. It is a fantastic renewable, versatile, low carbon material we're increasingly specifying on projects for insulation and internal finishes.
'Rubbed' red bricks form the arches over ox blood red framed glazing to this Dulwich Village project that has recently been handed over to happy clients. The Portland stone copings are a high quality and low carbon alternative to precast.
Looking sharp in the hot summer sun, the cladding and glazing is finished on Chloe's latest site extension project. We love how the pre-weathered timber works with the door frame colour.
Copper shingles are marrying beautifully with the Copper Beech tree at the Fairway up in Leicester. The external shell is finished and work is now fully focussed on getting the bespoke interior fit out complete before the Autumn.
Following successfully working on their London home, we’ve just been appointed by recent past clients to refurbish and extend this holiday home in the Witterings. The house has been a cherished part of the family for over twenty years already, so we’re honoured to be asked to redesign this special place. Changes will include decarbonising the energy systems and carefully adding additional space for the adult family.
In Nottinghamshire we've just started work on a project to transform and extend this house in Lambley. Nicknamed 'Butchered Bays' due to less than flattering 1970s alterations we'll be replacing. On our first visit we were excited to be shown this 1940s Standard Eight car, abandoned in the garden when a tree crashed through the roof of the garage, crushing the car!
Brilliant craftsmanship on show here in Saffron Walden turning Dan's lovely architectural stair details into reality. The stair sits at the centre of a full retrofit upgrade of a late 1980s for a repeat clients working on their third house with us.
Just around the corner from the South London studio, this project to extend and remodel the lower ground floor has started on site and is fully in the discovery phase, taking the building back to its bones.
In Putney we're enjoying the perfect colour contrast of the vapour control layer and fireline plasterboard. The colour will soon be replaced by elegant neutrals as part of the interiors scheme, so we're savouring this fun moment.
Chloe took this great photo of stacked cork bark on a recent trip to Spain. It is a fantastic renewable, versatile, low carbon material we're increasingly specifying on projects for insulation and internal finishes.
'Rubbed' red bricks form the arches over ox blood red framed glazing to this Dulwich Village project that has recently been handed over to happy clients. The Portland stone copings are a high quality and low carbon alternative to precast.
Looking sharp in the hot summer sun, the cladding and glazing is finished on Chloe's latest site extension project. We love how the pre-weathered timber works with the door frame colour.
Copper shingles are marrying beautifully with the Copper Beech tree at the Fairway up in Leicester. The external shell is finished and work is now fully focussed on getting the bespoke interior fit out complete before the Autumn.
Following successfully working on their London home, we’ve just been appointed by recent past clients to refurbish and extend this holiday home in the Witterings. The house has been a cherished part of the family for over twenty years already, so we’re honoured to be asked to redesign this special place. Changes will include decarbonising the energy systems and carefully adding additional space for the adult family.