A slice of history in the heart of Somerset, the Threshing project entailed extensive expansion work – modelled on the historic plan – to enhance a Grade II listed threshing barn with luxury living quarters.

Obtaining Listed Building Consent and significant change of use for our developer client, our design team provided a service which proposed separate bedroom suites, an inner courtyard garden, and an open barn reception space complemented by historic roof timbers.

A glorious Grade II listed grain barn in rural Somerset, we provided a successful design service for our developer client to obtain significant change of use for this listed building.

The finished design offered a three-storey building – with a complementary, cart barn conversion to be used as a modern open plan kitchen and dining space – the requirements (and charm) it needed to be approved.

A project requiring contemporary design that would complement its rural setting within a conservation area, Broadridge was a design assignment set to transform a brownfield site into 15 houses, including four social units.

This Victorian Country House is a Grade II listed, early Victorian country house in historic Dorset. For our private client we planned, repaired, and refurbished a Listed Building, whilst managing the client’s brief for more significant alterations against that of the local planning authority.

Originally bought as a farm by a developer client, this old milking parlour in Shaftesbury, with its steel frame structure, required our expertise in gaining Class Q permission to convert into residential.

Currently considered the largest Class Q fallback application in the area, this project involved impeccable understanding of the jurisdiction for new builds in rural areas and showcases our team’s thorough understanding of the planning application process.

Bringing both archaeological and conservation constraints into play, the project at Trinity Street in Dorchester required careful planning and intricate construction techniques to limit damage to archaeology.

For our developer client, we provided a full-service solution to obtain and implement mixed use for two retail units and four flats in the heart of Dorset’s capital town.

Tasked to welcome glorious views of Poole Harbour and the Purbeck Hills into a 1950’s bungalow with a concrete-tiled, hipped roof, we extended Highwood with a contemporary, metal clad, dormer window and glazed doors.

An internal, laminated timber wall structure added a challenge to this build, but it was successfully overcome by our painstakingly detailed designs.

An urban project in the coastal Dorset town of Weymouth. At Dorchester Road, we provided our full-service package to a developer client to demolish a dilapidated house and replace with 6 new build homes.

With feasibility and optimum housing requirements at the heart of this project, careful site-planning was of utmost importance.

A conversion project for a developer client in a conservation area of Dorchester, Wadham House required sympathetic design, planning and archaeological investigation. Our full-service package enhanced the site of a former council office that had already been converted into six flats prior to our involvement.