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Metre Squared ArchitectureGround floor side extension to accommodate garage, storage, boot room and utility room. A first floor side extensions to accommodate two extra bedrooms and a shower room for guests. Loft conversion to accommodate a master bedroom, en-suite and storage.
Thomas StudioThis projects takes a redundant Dutch barn and transforms it into a contemporary home.
The external spaces around the Dutch barn can be accessed directly from the bedrooms. The first floor living space as a balcony for access and to enjoy views of Herefordshire.
Architect Garry Thomas unlocked planning permission for this open countryside location to add substantial value to the farm. Project carried on whilst working at RRA. As RRA design director Garry having built up the company from a staff of 5 to 23 left in 2016 to launch Thomas Studio Architects. With Dutch barns now a speciality you can find out about how to convert a dutch barn at www.thomasstudio.co.uk
Atelier NyoodCette villa a été construite en 2007 et la propriétaire est tombée sous le charme de ses grands volumes. L'intérieur et l'extérieur avaient besoin d'un gros rafraîchissement.
La Maison Des Travaux BruzCréation d'une extension et isolation thermique par l'extérieur de la maison
HAUS | Architecture For Modern LifestylesNatural exterior weathering materials compliment one another's patina - Architect: HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles - Builder: WERK | Building Modern - Photo: HAUS
Action Home ServicesFront house renovation, includes: front yard excavation, level and preparation of the work area.
Picture after old pavers removal and before start of installation.
Driveway installation with borders to match steps and walkway style.
Durable and minimum maintenance required.
Flower bed is optional and depends on client's desires.
Adrian James ArchitectsIt is a novel variation on the AJA theme of extruded sections, which is one of the threads that has run through our work ever since the practice began in 1996. The quasi-elliptical roof section allows for the maximum possible volume of space in the roof and externally capitalises on the ability of the common clay roof tile to encase curvaceous forms with rhythmic grace, and in this case with orange zest too.
The cruciform plan creates four external areas in each elbow for welcome shelter from the bracing wind in the exposed location. One of the four internal wings is left open as a spectacular double height space which faces westward through huge glazed openings towards the expansive pastoral panorama. This combined living room and stair hall is the lofty heart of the home, with a minstrels’ gallery and filigree timber screen dividing off the dining area.
The formal parti of the house is the balance between the voluptuous quality of the elliptical section and the discipline of no projection or variation from that extruded section. And then there’s the spectacular interior too.
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