The proposal seeks to convert an existing agricultural Dutch barn into a spacious five-bedroom family home. The design features open-plan living areas that celebrate the barn’s original structure. In addition to the bedrooms, the home will include a dedicated playroom, utility room, and a home office to support flexible family living.

A Grade II listed residential dwelling featuring a scheduled monument within its grounds has been sensitively extended to connect the historic Manor House with adjacent outbuildings. The new addition creates a seamless link between structures, introducing a spacious kitchen and dining area, along with a butler’s pantry, workshop, and flower arranging room—enhancing functionality while respecting the site's heritage.

A sensitive restoration and conversion of a long-disused Grade II listed windmill into a unique five-bedroom family home. The proposals combine contemporary living with historic character, alongside a wildflower meadow garden and attached car port, carefully designed to respect the building’s heritage and rural setting.

Proposals for the sensitive conversion of an existing equestrian stable block into a distinctive four-bedroom home, carefully designed to retain the building’s rural character and agricultural appearance. The scheme seeks to breathe new life into the existing structure, creating a warm and contemporary family home that sits comfortably within its countryside setting.

Outline proposals for three new homes within a rural village setting, carefully designed to respond to the site’s sensitive context near scheduled monuments and the Conservation Area. The scheme aims to deliver thoughtful family homes that respect the historic character of the village while enhancing the wider streetscape and landscape setting.

The proposal involves the Old Vicarage in Winwick, a non-designated heritage asset situated adjacent to a Grade II listed church. Plans include the demolition of an existing single-storey timber extension and its replacement with a 1.5-storey stone structure, connected to the main building by a glazed link. The new addition is designed to accommodate a home office and hobby workshop, enhancing functionality while respecting the site's historic character.

Proposals for a wider school expansion including a new hall and additional classrooms, designed to support the school’s growing needs while creating bright, practical and flexible learning spaces for pupils and staff.

Proposals for a new outdoor equestrian arena set within a landscaped rural paddock setting. The scheme includes post and rail timber fencing, sensitively positioned flood lighting columns, and soft planting to help integrate the development into the surrounding countryside. The arena is finished with a sand riding surface and framed by grass paddocks, existing stable blocks, and new vegetation to create a cohesive and well-considered equestrian environment.

The proposals seek to sensitively extend and remodel this family home to create brighter, more connected living spaces, including a contemporary kitchen and dining extension linked to a detached annexe. The design combines red brick, white render and dark cladding to balance traditional character with a clean, modern aesthetic.

The proposals seek to enhance this bungalow with a modest extension designed to improve the flow of the existing accommodation and strengthen the connection to the garden. The new open-plan living space incorporates generous glazing to maximise natural light and frame attractive views across the landscaped garden, creating a bright and welcoming family environment.

The proposals support the diversification of the existing agricultural holding through the creation of short-term holiday accommodation and camping facilities, providing a sustainable additional income stream while encouraging rural tourism and enjoyment of the countryside. The scheme has been designed to sit sensitively within its rural setting, retaining the character of the farm and surrounding landscape.

The proposals seek to sympathetically extend this bungalow, taking full advantage of its far-reaching countryside views. The design creates a bright and spacious open-plan living area centred around a striking feature window, strengthening the connection between the home and the surrounding landscape while providing a contemporary and welcoming family space.

The proposals reimagine this substantial family home through a comprehensive programme of extension and remodelling, creating generous open-plan living spaces, improved bedroom accommodation and a contemporary rear elevation with expansive glazing overlooking the garden.

The proposals relate to a three-bedroom home with an existing timber barn, identified as a non-designated heritage asset. Plans include a two-storey wrap-around extension to provide a kitchen/diner and garden room at ground floor, with a master bedroom and ensuite above. The existing barn is to be replaced with a 1.5-storey timber-clad building, offering a garage/workshop on the ground floor and a self-contained annexe at first floor.

A thoughtful extension and internal reconfiguration proposal for this family home in Fletton, Peterborough.

The design creates a much more open and connected ground floor layout, introducing a generous kitchen, dining and living space alongside a practical utility and WC. Large areas of glazing help bring natural light deep into the plan while maintaining a strong relationship with the garden.

Externally, the extension has been designed to complement the existing property through the use of traditional red brickwork, simple roof forms and carefully proportioned openings.

A scheme focused on improving everyday family living while respecting the character of the original house.