Our Work

Many of our projects feature sustainable forms of construction and are based on low energy solutions, driven by our sincere concern for environmental responsibility.  We regularly design proposals for historic and listed structures and have completed new build projects within Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, SSSI's, Conservation Areas and other official designations.  Careful invention and finely-considered detail allows us to respond sensitively and specifically to every context, and, create spaces and places that are a meaningful expression of the brief and the particular aspirations of each client.

sawn slate treads, galvanised steel and a stainless steel handrail form a robust yet elegant composition in front of the granite wall

sliding glazed screens part to reveal a column-less internal corner - affording a diagonal view back to the garden gate

zinc and simple, open-jointed, rain-screen timber cladding provide the material palette for this house in an rural / agricultural setting

"design for a dragon-trap (unexecuted)" - one of Mark's enigmatic paintings!...

careful restoration and repair of the exterior of this redundant chapel acts as a foil to a contemporary interior.

geometric pattern and textures combine with drainage slots in decorative slate paving

Careful granite detailing frames a rainwater pool...

interior of chapel (during construction) with double and single volumes created by inserting a partial mezzanine floor

contemporary steel and oak 'slide', as a layer, behind an existing open church screen to improve security and conserve heat in the vestry

An external shower lurks in the undergrowth...

exploded axonometric drawing to reveal the internal anatomy and interactions within a community music facility

structural elements designed with equal care and precision as other components...

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