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A new Mews house in the conservation area of Barnes in South West London. To be constructed with London Stock brick and designed to sustainably and imaginatively draw natural light through a long deep plan.
A learning and visitor centre beneath a laminate structured Bat House.
A new Gatehouse residential lodge on the heritage estate of a Godwinson Castle.
Kitchen, bathroom, additional bedroom with small sitting room extension to a traditional three room cottage designed to reflect the local vernacular style and all built in matching white washed walls under blue slate pitched roofs.
Restoration of a traditional courtyard farmhouse set into the side of a south facing hill with stable, cow byres and barns all built in limestone with dressed stone quoins and lintels and lime rendered and lime washed walls under clay, Roman panties, roofs.
This folly stands at the end of kilometre long vista rising from King John’s House, the principal house on the Rushmore Estate. It arose from a need to provide a better police communication system requiring five steel masts 17 metres high on this high ground to the Cranbourne Chase Area of Outstanding Beauty. This was not acceptable in both an AONB and a grade II* historic park and garden (The Larmer Tree Gardens were designed in the 19th century by the then estate owner General Augustus Pitt Rivers using Indian building acquired by the General). However the estate and local authorities agreed to bow to the need if the masts could be incorporated into a folly. The design is therefore in an Indian Mogul style with one large and four small copper domes whose finials comprise the exposed tips of the 17 metre high radio masts. Materials comprise limestone panels/ detailing with red ochre lime washed walls.
A Maternity Outreach Clinic in Rwanda for the charity Design for the Children.
