Hampton Court Palace is one of the most famous buildings in Britain, first built by Cardinal Wolsey between 1514-28, only to be confiscated by King Henry VIII in 1529. Henry... read more →
This small extension to a Grade B Listed Georgian House in South Edinburgh is intended to maximise the client’s usage of the rear of the dwelling and its extensive garden.... read more →
The New North Gallery at St George’s, Bloomsbury was constructed by St Blaise, designed by Peter Inskip and Peter Jenkins Architects with structural advice from Sinclair Johnston & Partners Ltd.... read more →
A new timber-built ticket hut has recently been completed for the National Trust’s property at Lindisfarne Castle which sits romantically on the highest point of Holy Island off the coast... read more →
Maker: Tim Jeffree There is in Tewkesbury Abbey a number of copes which conservators advise be stored flat and which is the traditional means of storage. This cope chest was... read more →
An existing Victorian structure with a tranquil outlook west over the River Severn, forms the basis for this new School library on two levels, linked by a book-lined lightwell. All... read more →
This building provides retail space, a counter for ticketing and sales, and a small office, store and WC. It has been designed as a long, low Oak-framed structure that relates... read more →
The project is the refurbishment of a double height living space in North London. The main element of this refurbishment is the replacement of a mezzanine level which provides sleeping... read more →
St Helen's in Shropshire was built in 1211 and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The history of the gate itself is unknown. After various attempts to renovate it over... read more →
At the foot of a long thin rear garden in a Victorian terrace in Hackney floats a lightweight timber pavilion containing a playroom, studio and guest room. The 'new summerhouse'... read more →
The architect's brief was to form the stair in the image of the client's company logo, which is the shape of a flame. The client wanted a minimalist appearance within... read more →