Alterations and Extensions completed overlooking the Golf Course
This 1920’s property has been completely rennovated throughout including extending the dormer at first floor and replacing the existing conservatory with a stunning extension offering a vaulted ceiling in the new open plan kitchen diner. The existing property had already been altered over the years in a very ad hoc fashion including numerous flat roofs which were all in need of repair work, the proposal made was to unify the building once more by combining the living spaces and creating a more dynamic flow throughout the property.
Summers evening at a completed property in France
These beatuiful images were sent over to us recently by the owner of this property in Larressingle, France. This project was completed over 10 years ago by MRT Architects and is a beautiful example of timeless Architecture blending contemporary design and historic features effortlessly together.
Planning permission granted for a new dwelling in the curtilage of a grade 2 listed building.
Planning permission granted for a new dwelling in the curtilage of a grade 2 listed building in historic chipping campden. MRT Architects were commissioned to work on the project after previous attempts by others were refused. Our approach was to accept that in this location a carefully designed vernacular building in the cotswold style would be more likely to be supported. It took a couple of redesigns, a further refusal and a new application but despite local opposition planning officers eventual reccommendation was approval and the committee voted to grant. This is a successful planning conclusion of a major redevelopment in the high street of this lovely town.
Completion of a new dwelling in Welford
It was a beautiful sunny day last week visiting this stunning new dwelling situated in the Welford on Avon conservation area. Planning was initially refused by the local authority and the application was taken to appeal and approved! We love acomplishing our clients dreams and supporting them every step of the way. This dwelling is surrounded by mature trees and plants and sits effortlessly within its setting. This project was completed in collaboration with Steelhead Developments llp and various other sub contractors including Landscape designer Sue Adcock.
Steel Frame erected at Grade II listed Cottage
A glavernised exposed steel frame will support a new roof and a skyframe minimal glass wall extension to this Grade II listed cottage. The blend of old and new is a good way of making an architectural contribution to a 17th Century Cottage. The extension is clearly of our time and gives a new lease of life to this historic architecture.
The Skyframe sliding doors have now been installed and the interior design features the galvanised steel frame exposed between mdf panels alongside the original brick wall to remain exposed. The contemporary blend of new and old awaits the handleless kitchen which is to sit on a concrete tiled floor.
