Oak extension to a listed building
Our clients wanted a modern house with low energy consumption.
We designed a two-storey green oak extension to give additional space to the original three small cottages and
redesigned the ground floor to be a free-flowing open-plan space with clearly defined zones.
Location: a village on the Warwickshire / Oxfordshire border.
Glass and steel cube
Our clients wanted a dramatic extension to their barn conversion that would give them a useful dining space that would open up to their exotically planted garden.
This beautiful glazed extension is built around a steel frame and the sliding folding doors unite the house and garden.
Location: Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Green oak kitchen extension
The requirement was to design a large kitchen extension that would complement an old stone-built grade II listed house.
This timeless and elegant design achieved our clients' requirements perfectly.
Location: Northamptonshire village.
1960s house remodel
Our clients wanted a new home... but did not want to move.
Our solution to this intriguing brief was to gut the house and remodel the space to suit our clients' needs and give the house a makeover in cedarwood cladding and aluminium windows fitted into an ingenious steel frame.
Location: Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Kitchen extension and conservatory replacement
The existing extension and conservatory did not integrate with the house to allow a fluid movement between the living spaces.
The replacement green oak frame extension with sliding / folding doors to the kitchen and internal remodelling has created a contemporary feel.
Location: A South Warwickshire village
Green oak garden room
Green oak and large glazed areas combine to give this garden room / kitchen extension a modern yet timeless quality.
Beautiful oak timbers like the ones we use in our buildings will last hundreds of years.
Location: A South Warwickshire village