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We listen carefully to the client’s requirements, discuss initial ideas and formulate an outline brief for the project.
We look closely at the site and its context to understand opportunities and constraints to the project, such views, solar orientation, planning policy and a host of other considerations to set the project on the right path from the outset.
We then design a concept which involves setting out parameters for form, massing and materiality that gives architectural coherence throughout a scheme. Using this methodology the development of a design can proceed while a strong overall approach remains intact.
We aim to exploit the elements that natural environment offers– views, sun, shade, shelter from the wind and rain.
We prefer clean forms and natural materials that will give buildings a timeless feel.
We have developed close working relationships with other professionals. Planning consultants, M&E consultants, structural engineers, quantity surveyors and ecology experts.
We also have a long track record of successful planning applications and negotiations, working closely with the local authority planning team to gain officer support at the pre application stage.
Driving the team forward to a successful planning application is our role.
We listen carefully to the client’s requirements, discuss initial ideas and formulate an outline brief for the project.
We look closely at the site and its context to understand opportunities and constraints to the project, such views, solar orientation, planning policy and a host of other considerations to set the project on the right path from the outset.
We then design a concept which involves setting out parameters for form, massing and materiality that gives architectural coherence throughout a scheme. Using this methodology the development of a design can proceed while a strong overall approach remains intact.
We aim to exploit the elements that natural environment offers– views, sun, shade, shelter from the wind and rain.
We prefer clean forms and natural materials that will give buildings a timeless feel.
We have developed close working relationships with other professionals. Planning consultants, M&E consultants, structural engineers, quantity surveyors and ecology experts.
We also have a long track record of successful planning applications and negotiations, working closely with the local authority planning team to gain officer support at the pre application stage.
Driving the team forward to a successful planning application is our role.
Modernist house in woodland setting
Strong horizontal lines in the trees on a sloping site
Quad pod house
flying first floor maximises small site cost effectively
Beach house facing the sunset
pilotis allow house to float over the beach garden
New build barn style house balcony
Taking the strong simple lines of a barn to create a new house
Metal and timber contrast
Passive solar deep shade and overhangs to glazing and views
beach house
new build beach house over looking the Solent, cut into the hill, maximising a small site footprint.
Flying balcony on gibbet struts
Shelter and shade below, sun and view up top
Elevated above the garden
String a hammock under your house
Modular courtyard new build house
Pavilion rooms around an open courtyard create inward looking spaces
contemporary timber house in woodland
Plan form dictated by tight packed protected woodland
Open gable
Making shelter from sun and rain with gable extrusion
Villa on the sea
New build 3 bed house with panoramic views of the sea set into the hill side
Flying first floor
Unique design solution fore fills small site potential
house entrance
Expressing the entrance , bringing some architecture
Shaded projections for panoramic sea views
Terraces and flying decks create spaces for different experiences
Flying link pavilion
glazed link floats between two larger volumes
Deep eaves projection
Shade and shelter below deep eaves
Sky window bathroom
aligning the view of the far horizon with the clouds passing above reflected in the water
deck over water detail
Articulating the junction
Timber soffit and structural glass
Supersizing the overhang for shade and shelter
contemporary gable end design
Sharp contrasts to pick out the eaves
minimal balustrades
Super clean lines
Minimal balcony on elegant angled columns
simple pitched roof family home with panoramic sea views
Beach house on stilts
A flying balcony enjoys views of the sea
Sun fins
chunky timber fins throw shadows
timber sliding shutters
Sliding shutters create flexible fenestration
six unit residential scheme
Robust family dwellings
villa on the edge
Cliff edge drama
Contemporary barn style house
Natural slate wraps the building
bungalow conversion
A simple study projects to break the eaves line
contemporary timber family house
A modest family house opens to the garden at the rear
Beach house on stilts
Simple lighting helps elevation to ‘float’.
Recycled composite cladding
getting the right cladding specification
house on stilts
Shade and shelter over large glazed elements
contemporary family timber house
Supersizing the dormer and bringing it to ground
timber cladding detail
Slot window onto the kitchen worktop
New build oak frame architecture
Open oak frame gable entrance
pool-gym-spa
Break out bubble spa let into pool
pier house
Restoring a Victorian pier and creating a sea house
Inward warmth, tough exterior
natural timber to reveals
contemporary timber frame house
Levels interplay in the woods
Barn style house
Strong vertical form signs the entrance
courtyard urban villa design
The many facets of the courtyard house
Beach house balcony lighting
Up on stilts at night, magical
open plan living
Cutting out the corner
Recessed balconies shade windows to sea views
careful passive solar design creates comfortable spaces
New build farmhouse style
Warm stone, overhanging eaves and timber detailing
inside - outside pool
cliff top villa design
Light box splits the volumes
contemoray barn new build
The long barn form turned house
Double height gallery
Looking back into entrance arrival spave
terrace development
Balconies and eaves
urban villa concept section
Courtyard tranquility in the urban environment
Recessed balcony, passive solar design
privacy and weather protection
Sea view house
Flying pavillion house
Timber house in the woods with solar heating
Eco house in the woods - highly insulated solar thermal and wood burner powered.
Flying gallery
Heavy oak timbers combine with stone and glass
Flying deck
outdoor floating deck extends the feeling of interior space
Balcony style
Agricultural design made architectural
Concept model to completed building
the process of design
Living dining experience with sea views
creating clean lines to the view with changing volumes
Beach house
Flying balcony allows hammock time below
External stair
Vertical link between garden and upper ground floor creates connection