This project transformed a former agricultural storage area into a welcoming drinks reception bar at the heart of a Grade II listed barn complex. Structural alterations opened up the space, while the new bar and back-of-house services were carefully integrated to support the adjoining events hall.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

A full refurbishment of a Grade II listed residential property to create high-quality guest accommodation for up to 16 people. The project combined building regulation upgrades with the careful retention of historic features, resulting in a comfortable layout suited to modern use.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

This project involved a barn extension to a Grade II listed timber barn in Essex, aimed at creating a small serving bar and gathering area within an established venue. The design focused on integrating and reusing existing bar counters and back-of-house elements whilst also creating a comfortable gathering space.

RIBA Stages: 0-7

A new bar and chiller room were designed for a late-16th-century Elizabethan building used for events. The design balances operational requirements with sensitive treatment of the historic fabric, ensuring the space performs well while retaining its character and heritage value.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

Planning approval and design coordination for a new orangery situated between two listed buildings within a vineyard setting. Completed in 2025, the structure provides a light-filled, flexible space that supports weddings and events throughout the year.

RIBA Stages: Planning and technical coordination

As part of the wider improvement works to the Grade II listed barn, several historic brick arch openings were reopened and restored. These reinstated features enhance natural light and strengthen the character of the courtyard environment.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

A renovation of a historic house set within the rolling countryside. The design aimed to modernize the property while preserving it's charm and character. The project involved upgrading the building's existing services and infrastructure, while ensuring that the distinctive architectural features and historical elements were carefully retained. The result updated the home to accommodate modern living for contemporary use.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

A loft renovation within a Conservation Area, transforming a storage loft space into functional two bedrooms with ensuites.

The project focused on optimizing the existing layout, enhancing natural light, and upgrading the roof’s insulation to meet modern building standards.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

Design and planning approval for a dedicated outdoor ceremony space within a working vineyard within a Conservation Area, offering a natural and adaptable focal point for weddings and celebrations.

RIBA Stages: 0-4

A renovation of the main living spaces within a historic home. The design aimed to enhance the flow and usability of the interior spaces.

The project opened up a series of previously enclosed rooms to create lighter, more connected living areas, improving views and circulation throughout. Key historic features were carefully retained and integrated into the new layout, ensuring the spaces feel both contemporary and rooted in the building’s heritage. The result offers a more adaptable and inviting home suited to modern family life.

RIBA Stages: 0–7

A feasibility study for the extension of an existing coastal cottage, exploring design options to create a more generous and flexible family home. The proposals introduce new open-plan living spaces with improved connections to the landscape, alongside a new bedroom, study, and reconfigured kitchen and living areas oriented towards the coastal views. The approach seeks to enhance the cottage’s layout while remaining sensitive to its scale and character.

RIBA Stages: 0–2