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House Extension in Ascot

House Extension in Ascot In order to enhance the view of a lovely garden and bring the outdoors in, we renovated the kitchen and living room into one large open space which benefits from an eleven metre run of folding glass and a veranda extending to a solid wood...

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Outbuilding Office Extension in Bracknell

Outbuilding Office Extension in Bracknell My clients are enjoying a superbly relaxing recreational space in an 80sqm outbuilding which was later linked to the house with a glazed extension. The vaulted ceiling provides lots of light and this will enable the client to fit the desired climbing frame and jump...

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House Extension in Windlesham

House Extension in Windlesham This property received an extensive renovation and extension that transformed it from a typical 1960s dwelling to a more contemporary yet warm home with rich interiors and splashes of colour and light. I was fully involved in advising the client at the initial stages having spotted the potential for a stunning end...

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Self-Build in Bracknell

Self-Build in Ascot SELF-BUILD This project was designed as a self-built family home. A five bedroom house with double volume entrance hall and gallery that opens up the space and eliminates the need for corridors. Some of the advantages of self-build are the freedom to fit special gadgets such as a central sound system, and best of all a central vacuum...

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Church Extension in Worthing

Church Extension in Worthing The design brief for St Mathew’s Church was for extending the existing Hall. This was dictated by the restrictions of the planners in a conservation area, and both a limited budget and space. This was achieved by creating a smaller mirror image of the existing hall which was set back with a gap to define time and space. This gap that houses the new entrance was fully glazed to bring in light and to maintain a full view of the existing feature...

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