Residential Development, North London 13 one-bed, 26 two-bed and 2 three-bed apartments with below ground parking and private communal garden area. The proposal is designed to reflect the local area, meeting planners needs for 50% low cost housing and developers needs for high value on the remainder.

Aerial view from the East Location Plan Standard 2-bed apartment Street scene from South Street scene from North West Aerial view from the West Download a pdf file of the project documentation

Replacement Dwelling, Hertfordshire The original 1960s dwelling was of poor design and construction and contributed little to its setting.  This winged design was developed to follow the contours of the site and the path of the sun, is eco-friendly, designed to ZED standards, with recycled wastes and using alternative energy sources, but has all the modern amenities expected for a large family home. Front entrance elevation View from the South East elevation View from the North Rear elevation West elevation Download a pdf file of the project documentation

Residential Extension, Hertfordshire We have recently completed this rear extension.  The existing house was originally designed by PHD Associates as part of a 5-house development to replace an unprofitable hotel.  The extension provides a larger kitchen, breakfast area and an additional family room without compromising the aesthetics of the original dwelling. Original rear elevation View from the drive New rear elevation View looking into the garden The image to the right is taken from the initial feasibility study and shows a close match to the finished project shown to the left. Image to portray visual effect on garden

Redevelopment of Coach Works, Essex We are currently in pre-planning discussions to demolish the existing 1950s single storey B1 Business Units on the site. The existing units are of poor construction, have asbestos corrugated roofs and are in a poor state of disrepair, requiring major investment to bring them to the required minimum standards needed under current regulations. In evaluating different proposals it is our opinion that the only sustainable redevelopment for this site is a change of use to residential. Aerial view from North West of site Aerial view from South of site Aerial view from South East of site Higher aerial view from South East of site Road view from East of site Field view from South of site