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A modern take on a barn conversion, with a new gable and clearstory window bringing light into the main living area. Characterful bowing of the roof and walls has been deliberately retained and made sound. |
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House Extension, Great Kingshill
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A large extension, comprising two bedrooms, a kitchen and a dining room, to what was originally a farmhouse in the green belt. The work included the alterations, reroofing and refurbishment of the existing property. The ceilings of the new bedrooms follow the line of the roof. The handmade replacement windows carefully replicate the arching and details of the original sashes. |
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New House, Lee Common
A new-build five-bedroom house for a private self-developer. The original two-bedroom bungalow on the site was demolished. The house was tailor-made to the individual requirements of the client but built to a tight budget. The sketch perspective is an example of what was originally presented to the client at the start of the design process. |
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House Extension, The Chalfonts
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A single-storey extension to a Voysey-style house. The high-vaulted ceiling rising to follow the shape of the new roof and an inglenook-style fireplace combine to create an imposing room whose scale is now in keeping with the previously enlarged house. |
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House Extension, Beechwood Avenue, Little Chalfont
A two-storey rear and side extension comprising two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room and a kitchen-diner. The floor level steps down to follow the slope of the land, creating higher-ceilinged rooms. A small light-well brings a shaft of light into the heart of the building. |
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