Transforming the way clients search, find and hire architects - COMING EARLY 2017
Project Sector
Residential, Commercial, Public
Specialist Skills
Sustainable Design

12 months
A pavilion building providing a swimming pool, together with places to exercise or relax, set within the grounds of a large detached house.

12 months
The brief for this holiday home was to create a modest house designed to enjoy the views, sun and quiet ambience of this part of the Isle of Wight on the site of a former vineyard.

12 months
Set within the conservation area of Burley, in the heart of the New Forest National Park, this private house aims to achieve a contemporary outlook that sits comfortably within its sensitive context.

12 months
The site in Sandy Point on Hayling Island, backs onto a shallow tidal lagoon with magnificent views eastwards across Chichester harbour.

12 months
The brief was for a retirement house that could be comfortably occupied at ground level, but can then expand when family arrive to stay by the use of first floor bedrooms.

12 months
The remodelling of an existing gallery to incorporate a residential element that could serve as a London base and a location for hosting more intimate ‘salon’ events for clients to meet artists and see new work in a domestic setting.

12 months
Raised on steel columns to avoid seasonal flooding of the site, the house hovers above the flood plain on the banks of the river Loddon near Wargrave.

12 months
Set on the banks of an estuary, the house attempts to create a modern Welsh vernacular within a national park.

12 months
Sitting on the banks of the Falmouth estuary, the site faces west with views south towards the sea. Immediately below the site lies the Grade II listed house ‘Creek Vean’ designed by Norman Foster and Richard Rogers, then practicing as ‘Team 4’ that was built in 1966 and is perhaps the finest house built in the 1960s in England. The presence of such an important modernist house immediately below the site sets a very high standard indeed.

1 year
A replacement house on a site that sits at the westernmost end of the village of Stoke Row in the Chilterns with distant views to the west and north across rolling farmland.

1 year
The brief began with the idea of occupying the house for short breaks – a holiday home that is easy to use and the clients wished to live in contact with nature.

1 year
The site is located directly fronting an area of open fields that form part of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding National Beauty.

1 year
The house sits between two worlds – a courtyard and a walled garden.