Hudson Architects

Ethos

From highly crafted modern houses to large scale education leisure or public projects, Hudson Architects is setting new standards in architectural design. While brief and budget vary hugely across the different sectors in which the practice is involved, our holistic approach always delivers distinctive and high quality buildings. Our response to all projects is characterised by rich spatial and material qualities, and a determination to address the many ways in which users and clients occupy the spaces we design.

We offer the full range of services of a RIBA registered practice and have excellent construction experience across the residential, education, leisure and civic sectors, and from bold contemporary design to sensitive interventions in historic buildings. We have built extensively across the UK, and have also completed several projects across Europe and in India.

As architects we take our responsibilities to the environment very seriously, and bring an excellent understanding of low energy and other low tech environmental solutions to our work.

Awards

RIBA East Award 2013 - Jersey House Daily Telegraph/Homebuilding and Renovating Award 2013 - Jersey House RICS Award 2013 - Chantry Farm Surface Design Award 2013 - Feering Bury Farm Barn RIBA East Award 2012 - Feering Bury Farm Barn RIBA East Conservation Award 2012 - Feering Bury Farm Barn AJ Retrofit Award 2012 - Feering Bury Farm Barn RICS Award 2012 - Norwich OPEN Wood Award 2012 - Feering Bury Farm Barn

Website

http://www.hudsonarchitects.co.uk

Project sectors

One-off Homes
Refurbishment and Extensions
Schools, Colleges and Universities
Community Centres
Sheds, Cabins & Outhouses

Specialist skills

Self-Build
Sustainable Design

Services offered

Budget

Minimum
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Boardman House
Cavendish House
Cedar House
Chantry Farm
Cringleford Hall
Feeringbury Barn
Guntons Atrium
Jersey House
Le Petit Fort
Norwich Open Youth Venue
Quaker Barns
Storey’s Way

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Boardman House

Boardman House is an impressive refurbishment of a large Grade II listed building in Norwich city centre. A major £3.5 million programme of refurbishment and remodelling by Hudson Architects now offers a new home for Norwich University of the Arts’ expanding architecture programme, as well as state of the art facilities for the University’s media faculty. The heritage of the 1474 sq.m landmark building has been well respected through the design and preserved and celebrated wherever possible.

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Cavendish House

Cavendish House is an expressive redesign and remodelling of an existing four-storey early twentieth century building in Norwich city centre. The building houses the University’s Ideas Factory – an incubator space for the use of post graduate students starting a creative business – and a public art gallery on the ground floor. Above, there is dedicated office space for both teaching staff and the NUA Ideas Factory.

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Cedar House

A prototype for cost-effective new-build modern housing.

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Chantry Farm

Chantry Farm is a conversion of two adjacent Grade II listed timber framed barns into a single family home.

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Cringleford Hall

The addition of a garden pavilion to a 17th century home.

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Feeringbury Barn

A radical restoration and conversion of a Grade II listed timber barn on a working farm into a large family home and artist studios.

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Guntons Atrium

The transformation of a University building by inserting a large glazed atrium.

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Jersey House

The replacement of a a drab bungalow with a superior contemporary scheme.

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Le Petit Fort

Le Petit Fort is an outstanding new family home by Hudson Architects on the west coast of Jersey. Set within the retained walls of an earlier building, Le Petit Fort offers an imaginative response to its setting and historical context through carefully considered contemporary architecture, a rich materials palette and fine craftsmanship.