A new contemporary dwelling with clerestory windows.

Contemporary extensions and face lift to a tired old building 100m from the coastal footpath with exceptional views over north Norfolk’s estuary

Major remodelling and extending a very average 1970s bungalow into a striking contemporary dwelling.

Remodelling and extending a 1930s dwelling, including providing a facelift externally; note the difference between the existing and proposed!

A contemporary extension to a traditional dwelling to form an open plan kitchen/dining/living space opening up to the garden.

This building is close to a Grade 2 Listed Building and the inspiration came from the beautiful shape of 3 no. clay pantiles from the listed building and the way they interlock and their gentle curvature.

Concept sketches of a new house which provides fashionable layering of the façade using a combination of modern materials and the use of a solar panelled roof as a feature. [...]

A Contemporary extension which uses aluminium cladding and steel with much glass, lantern and Bi-fold doors, on a traditional early/mid 20th Century traditional house. The result provides open plan living which reaches out to the garden.

A contemporary sun room which provides lots of light as well as a vaulted ceiling and feature roof.

Demolition of a derelict cottage within open countryside to provide a new contemporary home.

An extension to a 1 bedroom flat at Portland Rise in London to create a further bedroom and kitchen/dining/living space that opens up to the garden.

A timber and glazed clad to extend a cottage into an open plan living family home.

A quaint development of 22 houses at the edge of this historic market town within the Lincolnshire Wolds with a “green thread” of a leafy walk running through it