The proposal was to provide a family house on a generous plot, enhanced by landscaping both surrounding and integrated into the built form itself. It was our aim to create a stylish new addition that further enhances the rich architectural offering of the area.

A strong relationship with the garden has been achieved at this house in Failand, Bristol. The addition of a single storey garden room/orangery has created a generous and light open-plan living space.

A sympathetic timber extension to a stone built Victorian Gothic, grade 2 listed building, originally designed by Augustus Pugin's assistant, at the gate of the church at Highnam. Pugin himself designed the church at Highnam and is most famous for his designs for the Palace of Westminster.

Award winning block of 13 flats, built in a conservation area in an historic part of Gloucester, close to the ancient dock with it's waterways museum and shopping centre. We worked closely with Gloucester Council's urban design team, which led to a modern building in contrast to the adjacent listed Georgian architecture. We are proud to have been awarded a Civic Trust Award for 'Best New Building' for this design.

Nearing completion is this mixed use development of flats, houses and commercial units in Bermondsey. It's all about the details! Shiny brass planters will add a bit of bling and concrete panels some decorative texture to each of the 10 new dwellings.

Mansard roof extension and internal alterations.

Rear extension and internal alterations.