Warner’s Upton supermarket and fuel station are trading well since opening at Upton on Severn. The MRT design is inspired by the architecture of this historic Riverside town.
The warehouse look is a good and appropriate response as a concept for this Severn side location. The robust brickwork gables and hipped tiled roofs emulate many of the older buildings of the adjacent settlement. The new structure with a clear reference to the past fits in well and is complimentary to this unique setting, enhancing the experience of visitors to the store and the historic town.
Welford on Avon Housing Scheme
MRT architects were engaged by Spitfire Bespoke Homes to create an interesting blend of traditional architectural forms with a twist of contemporary. The scheme now as built is an intrinsic part of the historic settlement of Welford on Avon. The houses and large bungalows are an original MRT concept or facade adaptions of the housebuilders range of designs. The landscape planting and open lawn areas help this edge of village site blend with the open countryside of Warwickshire beyond creating a unique sense of place.
Old farmhouse refurbishment near completion
We are nearing completion of this refurbishment project of an old farmhouse near Stratford-upon-Avon. This gorgeous little cottage was on its last legs when we first came to visit. A Rotting timber roof, mouldy crumbling walls and lots of rising damp. We have given it a new roof, windows, doors, floors, and a complete internal strip out, whilst maintaining it’s important stone features and character.
Grand opening of the New Scout Facility
1st Henley and Wootton Scout group celebrated St George’s day by presenting the grand opening of their new building. The Lord Lieutenant was there to assist the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts from 1st Henley and Wootton Scout group cut the ribbon before refreshments were served in the building.
The day was filled with activities such as archery, fire lighting and whittling organised by the groups across the district including Alcester, Bearley and Studley.
Cotswolds housing project now fully occupied
Nightingale Gardens is now fully occupied following a final completion of this Cotswolds housing project.
MRT Architects designed this scheme of 20 new dwellings with garages and the conversion of the lovely old Cottage Hospital into 4 luxury apartments.
The houses are laid around a central green with rear gardens opening onto the river Evenlode and open views over the woods and countryside of Batsford Estate and Moreton Park.
