We are delighted to receive the RIBA award for our design for hyper-sustainable, natural, locally sourced buildings following a close collaboration with our client Veya Homes. RIBA South West

Construction work is underway for a three-storey timber frame extension to King Edward’s School which will accommodate 14 classrooms with associated pastoral spaces. King Edward's School, Bath

We are excited to see the first of 5 bespoke homes in Frome, now enter the market, courtesy of Bood Group.

We are delighted to have scooped the Residential Project of the Year (35 homes and under) - Sponsored by Willmott Dixon for the development of 9 low energy homes at Sladebrook Road. Thank you to the Michelmores Property Awards 2024.

Planning Consent obtained for a new home on an infill site designed to meet AECB standards on the edge of Bath.

Recently completed, this self build, high performance sustainable home for a family near Bath.

Delighted to have won two categories at the LABC regional awards. Which include Best Small New Housing Development with our Camden Row project and individual winner Jake receiving the Construction Specialist of the Year award.   Photo: Peter Helme   petehelme.co.uk

The Barn Garden’ scheme in Great Elm - Working with the Bood Group, a key design ambition from the outset was to capture views to the surrounding countryside and provide a response to the local aesthetic with some agricultural flair!

The restoration and conversion to create the new café; “The Barn at Chavenage”. The scheme provides not only social and sustainable benefits but retain a critical physical relationship to the history and value of place. They also serve excellent coffee and cake!

Overlooking the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bath, this new sustainable home provides a special place for dwelling and retreat. Suspended over the landscape this floating building allows the landscape to flow effortlessly beneath providing additional ecology and drainage areas.

The Hide – This Class Q barn conversion provides a special place for colleagues, friends and family to meet both informally and on special occasions. Website: thehidehouse.co.uk Photographer: Adam Carter adamcarterphoto.com

An extensive and detailed condition survey of the extraordinary nineteenth century estate at Kingswood School in Bath provided the priorities for the care of some of the more complex structures with the recent completion of the repair and restoration of this building.

Stack bonded brick both in header and soldier course format enables this new extension to marry playfully into the grounds of the existing host building.

Exciting Changes Coming to Rodbrough Community Centre!   Improved fabric (insulation), MVHR, and heat pump technology will make this existing Community Centre greener and more efficient, setting an excellent standard for building retrofits.

Work is progressing well at our retrofit scheme for the Rodborough Community Hall. New scissor trusses create a spacious volume for the reimagined main hall.

Close to completion, this new family home on an infill site in Bath. A contemporary interpretation of the local architectural vernacular, reduces the demands on heat and power combined with a full allowance of renewable energy technologies including PV’s, MVHR and ASHP.

Kris Eley was invited to share his expertise on reuse at the national annual RIBA symposium entitled Reimagining Resources– Buildings, materials and crafts. He was invited to join the panel discussion chaired by the RIBA president Muyiwa Oki. Royal Institute of British Architects

We’re pleased to have secured planning consent for the redevelopment of the Pangbourne College Boat Club. The approved plans focus on the creative re-use and extension of the existing building, alongside the addition of modern training and clubhouse facilities.

‘Argyle Works’ is completed – Delivering the first newly built council housing by Bath & North East Somerset Council since 1995. Our thanks go to Aequus Group and H. Mealing & Sons Ltd.

Our Hanham House extension is thoughtfully settling into the garden landscape, seamlessly blending old and new. A refined combination of buff brick and ashlar detailing ensures the architecture complements and ties into the character of the main house.