Posts Tagged ‘architects bristol’

FOUR OAKS – A PASSIVHAUS

Four Oaks, a new sustainable home in Nailsea, Bristol A modern cotemporary home built around four mature oak trees. The first Passivhaus sustainable home built in North Somerset. Timber frame construction with well insulated walls and roof achieve a high performance thermal value of at least 0.12 W/m2K. Air tightness is no greater than 0.6 […]


LITTLE COURT – LISTED BUILDING

Little Court, a Listed Building Refurbishment & Extension The renovation and restoration of a grade 2 Listed Building in Bitton, near Bath and Bristol. The sensitively restored house provides an updated family home with additional bedrooms and a new modern kitchen and bathrooms whilst retaining the historic features. A new elevated garden terrace overlooks the […]


FOUR OAKS – INTERIOR DESIGN

Four Oaks, interior design for new home in Bristol The modern interior design with an open plan layout and double height space provides generous space for cooking, living and working. The master bedroom opens onto a first floor gallery offering an ideal area to both work at home and relax enjoying views of the garden. […]


WEST HARPTREE

Title: Crown Garage House Location: West Harptree, Bristol Client: Developer Project Type / Sector: Residential New build houses in West Harptree for a developer. There was originally a car repair garage on the site, however this was demolished and planning permission was gained from Bath and North East Somerset Council for a new build house.


BIRNBECK PIER

Title: Birnbeck Pier Location: Weston-super-Mare Client: Urban Splash Project Type / Sector: Architectural Competition Our entry for an RIBA design competition run by Urban Splash for the re-development of Birnbeck Island off the coast of Weston-super-Mare. The redundant pier and island has listed buildings on it and was once a popular tourist attraction. Our concept […]


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