We are delighted to post that our project in Long Sutton is now almost complete after the patio and landscaping works were finished. Some minor snagging works are required before we are invited back by the client for an end-of-project celebration event. The extension has completely reenergised the house.

The replacement of the conservatory and the new open-plan link between the extension and an upgraded kitchen will provide a spectacular all year round space, complemented by a vaulted ceiling and wonderful views of the Hampshire countryside. The works were completed by Marshall and Mace.

We are pleased to have secured planning approval for a large extension in Farnham, to include 90sqm of additional floor area.

Waverley Borough Council approved our scheme to transform a tired 1930s-era house into a fit-for-purpose new family home. The design includes a new open-plan family area and an additional bedroom. Both existing floor layouts will also be extensively remodelled to complement the extension plans, thereby ensuring a harmonious layout. Externally, the proposal will provide a modern twist on the original house. The existing roughcast render walls will be replaced with a smooth through colour render to tie in with the extension and the black window frames and fascia boards will be replaced with a contemporary olive-green colour.

Work on this exciting project is due to start on site later this year. We look forward to keeping you updated on the progress of this transformative project.

We are delighted to announce that our first international commission is due to start on-site in the coming weeks.

The scheme is for a contemporary-style house, measuring 250 sqm, in Jamaica.

The house will be located in a small village, on a plot our client's family has owned for several generations.

After living in the UK for 40 years, our client approached us to design his bespoke retirement home.

The brief was to create a modern, self-sufficient home, that maximised the benefits of the location and climate.

The house has an upside-down layout - bedrooms on the lower floor and living space on the upper floor - which is in response to the climate and topography of the plot.

The design also includes a covered perimeter balcony on the upper floor, providing sheltered outside space in the shade. The white render walls and modular design form a crisp contemporary appearance that is in harmony with the loci.

We have been invited to visit the project once it has been built, an offer we have gladly accepted. A site visit in the Caribbean sun!