A cost-effective way to increase the size of your home or add value is to build a new extension or form additional rooms in the roof. You may also have a home that does not take full advantage of your site, or want to make improvements. This is an ideal opportunity to remodel, redesign and renovate your existing home into something special to suit your individual requirements. As RIBA accredited Conservation Architects, Western Design are experienced in renovating older, sensitive and listed buildings including the incorporation of contemporary extensions or alterations.
Extensions
Don’t Move, ImproveWest Barn Plush, Dorset
Contemporary energy efficient extension to traditional cottage
Three Little Pigs Milton Abbas
Restoration and extension to iconic listed house
Laurel Farm Child Okeford
Oak frame extension to a listed cottage
Vista Stubhampton
Redesign of existing chalet in open countryside
Ferngo Norton Ferris, Warminster
Modern glass extension to historic bungalow
Banks Road Sandbanks
A minimalist glass rooftop pavilion
Broomy Lodge New Forest
Sensitive extension to historic house
Little Meadow Child Okeford
Conversion of a bungalow into a contemporary house
The Rookery Beaulieu
An authentic extension to this historic house
The Cottage Tarrant Gunville
Extension and renovation of a listed village cottage
Trout Cottage Sydling St Nicholas
New extension and renovation to a listed cottage
Frampton Court Frampton
A neo classical extension to historic house
Dogs Hole Higher Houghton
A thatched extension to historic cottage
Black Row Farm Kings Stag
Refurbishment and extension of listed farmhouse
Church House Shillingstone
Granny annexe extension to historic house
Stubhampton House Stubhampton
New swimming pool and gym extension to listed house
Swimming Pool Winterborne Stickland
New swimming pool building
Reden Durweston
Artists studio and conservatory extension to listed cottage
Sandley Lodge Gillingham
Extension & remodelling of listed cottage
The Old Mill Milford on Sea
Contemporary Extension linking a Group of Listed Buildings
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