Shady Nook
A house for a family situated in a site of scientific interest noted for its beautiful ancient woodland. The passive house design enables low energy consumption when in use, along with the provision for renewable energy production on site. We are working to ensure locally sourced, low carbon materials are used in the construction and the designs add to the picturesque nature of the site. On site.
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Holcombe WalkA modest timber framed extension and interior alterations to a tough little 1950s house in Manchester. The charming garden wraps around the house; a series of external rooms that bring life and nature to the glazed garden room.
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The design of two interiors in a Grade II listed tudor cottage for a cookery writer. The project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and hallway opening up the space at the heart of the house. Two offset chamfered timber posts were inserted and a thin, red concrete floor laid. Bespoke oak panelled kitchen units were designed to meld around the crooked interior. Built.
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Six studio houses to attract young creatives to settle in a remote area of the Yorkshire Dales to live and work collectively. Ground floor work spaces open out through tall workshop doors on to a communal yard between the two buildings; a sheltered space for large scale working and collective celebration. Feasibility Study.
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Cranborne Road
Opening up the existing cramped interiors to create a series of linked rooms, whilst subtly modernising the rear of the house to suit the life and work of a fabulous cook. Built.
Opening up the existing cramped interiors to create a series of linked rooms, whilst subtly modernising the rear of the house to suit the life and work of a fabulous cook. Built.
