We are pleased to have secured planning approval in the Alton Conservation Area for a single-storey rear extension. Our clients have recently purchased the property with the aim of increasing and improving the ground floor layout to meet their lifestyle.

The house is a characterful Victorian end-of-terrace property. The new extension will provide a sensitive but distinct contemporary design solution to meet the clients' brief. The proposal also includes the removal of a dilapidated outbuilding, which is currently blocking the view of the rear aspect and the end of the garden.

Once built out, the proposal will give new life to a unique period property. We are looking forward to overseeing the work on site later this year.

We were pleased to be invited back to one of our projects in Holybourne. Our clients have undertaken the project as self-build extension.

Work is progressing on programme and to budget for an extensive project which includes up to 150 sqm of new build space and a complete overhaul of the existing house. When complete the house will have been transformed from a tired 1970's three-bedroom to a five bedroom contemporary family home. An open plan living area, a master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and a double height entrance will be among the key features.

The self-build route can provide potential cost savings but can be time consuming and stressful as the client will act as their own project manager. This is not for all clients and is helpful if you have some background within the construction industry.

We look forward to completion of the project later this year.

The ground floor alterations include an overhaul of the existing room-based layout to an open plan layout, which maximises the southern aspect of the rear garden and the wonderful views of the surrounding Hampshire countryside.

We are looking forward to the transformation with work due to start on site later this year.

We are delighted to have secured planning approval from Runnymede Borough Council for an existing side return extension in Ottershaw for a late 19th-century property. We also secured permitted development approval for a contemporary styled box dormer earlier this year for the same property.

Both approvals will be combined to create a fit-for-purpose family home. The key feature of the ground floor extension will be the open plan kitchen/family area, which will be supplemented by bespoke rooflights and sliding doors with a level threshold.

The completed works will include a new open plan kitchen/dining/seating area that will cover the existing house and the new extension. The new extension will feature an extensive glass façade with minimal frame sliding doors and a 2 x 3 m roof light. When completed, the design will have transformed the existing 1980's built house into a contemporary dwelling with a distinct "wow" factor.

Work is being undertaken by Marshall and Mace with completion due at the end of the year.

We are pleased to post that construction work is now complete at one of our projects in Southsea. The project has been delivered on time and within budget.

Work started in February to transform a tired mid-century semi-detached property into an enlarged contemporary home. The scope of works included a double-storey rear extension with an additional bedroom, an open plan ground floor layout, and a new render finish with feature cladding.

The house is now ready to be an exciting home for its new owners.

After working closely with Basingstoke and Deane District Council, we are delighted to have secured planning approval for a double-storey extension in Kingsclere. Having secured previous planning approval in 2019, our client had time to consider some more improvements to the scheme.

After a rigorous concept design process, the changes included an extra bedroom, a double height feature hall and landing and associated remodelling works to ensure the flow of house worked better and views of the garden were maximised. The material palette was also adjusted for a more contemporary appearance. The client is delighted with the changes and is now looking forward to progressing the technical design work with a view to starting on site in early 2023.

We are pleased to have secured planning approval in the Lasham Conservation Area, for one of the village's most prominent buildings, The Steam Barn.

The building dates from the early 19th century and was subsequently converted into a three-bedroom dwelling. Due to the sensitive location and historical importance of the proposal, we worked closely with the local planning authority (East Hants District Council) to ensure approval was granted for the conversion of the garage and alterations to the landscaping for additional parking.

The approved scheme will fulfil the owners' long-term aspirations and add value to a unique property. Work is due to start later in the year.