Tilbygninger af flere rum i Sixmile Cottages, Kent, UK.

“We bought a house designed by Rupert Davison at the beginning of the C20th and we wanted to create more bedrooms, bathrooms and living space. We needed someone who would be sympathetic to the original design, at the same time sensitive to our requirements. Gelarah Hirst listened to our needs and after agreeing the design, she consulted with us each step of the way. One of the lovely spaces she created for us was the sun room. The en suite bedrooms challenging but Gelarah found room for six double en-suites. the attic space was converted to en-suite bedroom and sitting room, a space which is filled with light most days. Whenever we have guests, which is often, we always have wonderful comments.”

“PROPOSED NEW EXTENSION AND REFURBISHMENT In writing this reference for Studio 9010, led by Siggi Nepp, I consider she presented a formidable contribution to our project. Siggi offered an excellent blend of design, innovation and robust delivery for which she has a proven track record locally. The proposal included a modern extension to a listed Grade II* property, housing a family games area at lower ground level, new open plan kitchen and living area at ground floor, a master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and a dressing room at first floor level. The proposed external materials were largely an innovative timber rain screen cladding, a modern twist on the use of locally sourced timber. The proposed interiors were designed to allow maximum daylight in and used predominantly white finishes with strong feature colours for a clean, light interior. Siggi is adept at understanding the client’s needs and how best to translate them into creative, functioning environments. She is a pleasure to work with and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend her.”

“We are now working on our 2nd project with David Wright. Arts Architecture has approached both of our projects with a high level of professionalism and enthusiasm and has delivered brilliant design that recognises the history of both buildings and our requirements as clients.”