Butcher Bayley Architects

Location Yaxley

PROJECTS | PROFILE

Ethos

Butcher Bayley Architects (BBA) is a fresh RIBA chartered architecture and design practice based in the East of England.

BBA was launched in 2016, the natural progression of an ongoing collaboration between Carrie Bayley and Luke Butcher that first started when they met at the Manchester School of Architecture in 2006. Both of the directors are fully qualified Architects, and both ARB (Architects Registration Board) and RIBA (Royal Insitute of British Architects) registered. BBA is an RIBA Chartered Practice.

Between them, Carrie and Luke bring experience from working on award-winning projects, at a range of scales, across a diverse range of sectors including private residential, primary through to higher education, commercial offices, research, conservation, and masterplanning. They have worked for established boutique and large international practices, on sensitive sites across the UK, including World Heritage Sites.

Website

http://www.wearebba.co.uk

Project sectors

One-off Homes
Interior Design
Refurbishment and Extensions
Office Base Build
Office Fit-out
Retail Interiors
Bars, Cafes & Restaurants
Schools, Colleges and Universities
Community Centres
Libraries
Housing Scheme (20+)
Galleries and Museums
Temporary Installations
Public Spaces
Sheds, Cabins & Outhouses
Studios and Workshops
Guesthouses & Hotels
Housing Scheme (0-20)
Mixed Use-developments

Specialist skills

Sustainable Design
Masterplanning

Services offered

Full architectural service, Feasibility, Concept design, Planning application, Technical drawings, Masterplanning

Budget

Minimum GBP0
Maximum GBP25,000,000

026 Copper House
025 Ribbon House
024 House for a Writer
006 Rooftop Meadow House
002 Yaxley Pumping Station

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Butcher Bayley Architects

026 Copper House

Side infill and rear extension to a terraced house in a Cambridge Conservation Area.

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Butcher Bayley Architects

025 Ribbon House

Ground floor refurbishment and rear extension to a detached family home in Cambridge.

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Butcher Bayley Architects

024 House for a Writer

A single storey side and rear extension to a 1970s bungalow in a village on the outskirts of Cambridge.

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Butcher Bayley Architects

006 Rooftop Meadow House

A substantial renovation and extension project to a detached, 18th century cottage situated in the Conservation Area of a Cambridgeshire village.

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Butcher Bayley Architects

002 Yaxley Pumping Station

A pair of semi-detached two bedroom houses for a local developer in a Cambridgeshire village.