We were approached by this homeowner client to completely remodel and refurbish the existing bungalow. The project was to convert the loft to provide two bedrooms and a bathroom, and extend to both the rear and the sides to enhance the ground floor living spaces. The resulting chalet bungalow is light, open, and finished to a high quality with a feature slate roof, attractive dormer windows and pristine white render.
One of our repeat, commercial clients approached us to convert a typical 1970s detached brick-built three bedroom house into an office space for their growing needs as a business, and a one bedroom flat to the first floor. The entire ground floor was brought up to the requirements of modern day Building Regulations to accommodate for three dedicated offices, a staff room with kitchen facilities, and wheelchair access to the main entrance. A new, dedicated entrance was included as part of the design to allow for signage. The first floor was converted to allow for a self-contained, one bedroom flat fully in accordance with the Nationally Described Space Standards.
A well respected housing society client challenged us with refurbishing and enhancing their residential and nursing care home. We were delighted to work on this prestigious project which saw an 18 month build enhance the home with additional high quality residential rooms, coherent disability access throughout the existing and new wings, and a sympathetic design. The age and existing layout of the care home raised some interesting technical challenges; which were all resolved quickly and methodically by the excellent working relationship between the design team and the Contractor.
This project, designed by Kathryn and project managed by Emma, was to reconfigure the ground floor and extend to the rear of our client’s chalet bungalow. A high quality finish was required throughout the property, emphasised by the kitchen fittings and feature wall in the new open plan kitchen/diner, warming design of en suite bathroom, and refined combination of materials used in the living room. The focal feature of the kitchen/diner design is the vaulted, pitched-parapet roof of the extension with the large, contemporary roof lantern allowing the room to be bathed in light.
We were approached to redesign this traditional looking bungalow to enlarge the spaces inside and provide a more eye-catching look to the outside. The theme used throughout really adds character to the building and creates more of a homely feel for the family. There was added pressure for this project to be delivered in a timely manner, as the works were to enable a family to adopt two new children into their family. We were able to respond to this pressure and create a family home that was widely deemed acceptable for the adoptions to go ahead.
We have provided many architectural services to the owners of The Lamb at Angmering in recent years, which has proven both challenging and rewarding due to its Grade II Listing and key central position in the West Sussex village of Angmering. Liz designed this tranquil, multi-tiered, enclosed seating area to the rear of the gastro pub so that customers could make the most of the long Summer days. Russell designed and detailed the conversion of a cold and dark outside store room and public toilets into a stunningly high quality Letting Suite with a characterful En Suite Bathroom.