A wrap around extension to the side and back of the house providing an additional bedroom, shower room, utility room and large open plan kitchen diner. The design allows for sloping ceilings and skylights increasing the volume and comfort of the spaces.

Removing walls and adding a small extension transformed this house into a much more functional and enjoyable home. Gone is the small kitchen replaced by an open plan kitchen/dining space that leads to the new living space in the extension which in turn opens into the garden.

This extension wraps around the side and back of the existing house forming a large open plan kitchen/living area with a spacious vaulted ceiling. A convenient new access directly into a utility area is an increasing request for house extensions.

More space was needed for a growing family in this previously extended farm cottage. The extension integrates into the traditional building and compliments it by using contemporary proportioning and materials.

This is a traditional stable building, part of Tenterfield House, that I developed into a residential home in 2000. Sixteen years later the original purchaser asked me to design an extension to form a new entrance and studio room. Further to this brief the existing conservatory was to be converted into year round living space. The design uses traditional materials of natural slate and sand stone to work in harmony within the curtilage of the listed building. The roof of the conservatory was removed and a slate roof with glazed gable was formed to create a dramatic living space. The house now has an obvious entrance with a covered walkway leading to the main door. The studio opens up onto the walkway which creates a versatile external space.

This extension to the side of the house forms an open plan kitchen/living space along with an integrated garage. The front of the house retains and improves upon the architecture of the neighbourhood while the rear of the extension forms a contemporary open space.

This extension forms a dynamic living space with the addition of a new side entrance/utility room. Curves and angles are created by forming a vaulted ceiling with angled end wall with curved walls forming the utility room.

A complimentary garden room to a modern brick built house.

This small extension to the kitchen has created a bright open space for casual dining and relaxing. The external fabric and design are in keeping with the progressive early 1970s ideas of house design and development masterplan while creating a modern space that allows a sense of being in the garden while still being in a protective enclosure.

A sympathetic ground floor extension extension forming a garage, utility room and open plan dining area to the kitchen.

Extension to the back of a tenement flat forming two bedrooms, shower room and dining space. The angled shape and multiple mono pitched roofs allowed for views of the garden from all rooms and for daylight to penetrate deep into the building.

This project involved the removal of an existing extension and replacing it with a modern open plan kitchen/dining space allowing views out to the garden.

Extensive alterations to a traditional bungalow using a full width extension to the rear with a lowered floor level to create a large, airy south facing space linking with the garden.

A small extension creating a link between the house and the private enclosed garden. The original small kitchen became a utility area and the large rear room had a kitchen installed to become a multi functioning dining and entertaining space.