Working with traditional buildings, whether extending a thatched cottage, or designing a new Arts & Craft style country house requires an appreciation of the vernacular. Our knowledge of working with traditional building types extends to listed buildings, projects in conservation areas, and the restoration and refurbishment of historic buildings. Some clients also seek a balance between traditional and contemporary design, carefully blending the character of an older building or style with modern, open-plan spaces to meet the requirements of contemporary living. If you want to carry out work on a heritage property you will need to employ an architect with specialised skills and experience.
Traditional Residential
Vernacular DesignThe Old Mill Milford on Sea
Contemporary Extension linking a Group of Listed Buildings
Wootton Oaks New Forest
A traditional sustainable home
Georgian House Somerset
in a Classical Regency Style
Three Little Pigs Milton Abbas
Restoration and extension to iconic listed house
Shepherds Hut Winterborne Whitechurch
Farm building conversion to holiday let
Old Rectory Dorchester
Conversion of historic hospital building to apartments
Lime Kiln House - Para 80 Shillingstone
An arts and crafts house
Kusala Hazelbury Bryan
A North American style home
Park Homer Colehill
A new house in an accurate Georgian style
Yew Tree Cottage Bapton, Salisbury
Collapsed cottage rebuild
Meadow Bank Horsington, Somerset
Broomy Lodge New Forest
Sensitive extension to historic house
Mill Race Donhead St Andrew, Wiltshire
A low energy home
Hill Barn Farm Charminster
A new brick and stone farmhouse
West Dorset Farmhouse West Dorset
A traditional farmhouse
Chalmington Farm West Dorset
Restoration of historic farm buildings
Conservation of Lady Wimborne Cottages Longham, East Dorset
Restoration of Listed Cottages
Abbeyfields Sturminster Newton
Traditional homes with copper detailing
The Rookery Beaulieu
An authentic extension to this historic house
Nottington Weymouth
New traditional housing development
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