All Projects
Built on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, Poundbury lies on the outskirts of Dorchester and is built to a traditional high urban density. Involvement began at an early…
Bentley Priory is a Grade II * Listed house surrounded by registered parkland near Stanmore, on the north edge of London. The original eighteenth century house was remodelled by Sir…
Occupying a regenerated brownfield site alongside the River Kennet, Bear Wharf acts as a local landmark, providing visual variety and a broad mixture of high quality flats, as well as…
A new family home in Highgate replaces a 1920’s house that had been unsympathetically extended and altered. The design follows a recent, brutalist proposal for the site, which was unsympathetic…
A new house that explores the principles of Palladio’s Villa Rotonda near Vicenza, Italy and the English tradition of adapting and developing the rotunda form, as at Mereworth Castle, Kent…
A new family home constructed on the site of an unsightly and redundant modern farmyard that detracted from the surrounding landscape setting. The new building is a central two-storey house…
A new house in the Cottage Orné or Regency Gothic tradition, replaced a small, Victorian farmhouse on the site. The Cottage Orné style, seen in the local area, allows for…
A new single-family residence replacing a previous approval for the site. The main elevation features a Classical Doric portico with pediment, in keeping with the architecture of the local area,…
The replacement ‘butterfly’ plan house, a type made popular by the Arts and Crafts movement in the late 19th Century/early 20th Century, is the most suitable plan in an exposed…
A house that replaces a twentieth century dwelling in grounds with panoramic views of the Berkshire Downs. The design is arranged on a butterfly plan, with four wings radiating from…
A mixed-use development with a primary residential focus providing 262 dwellings plus community and leisure floor space, on the site of Middlesex University’s former Trent Park campus. The historic listed…
The design for a Roman villa for a TV series ‘Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day’, was produced from an initial sketch design by Dai Morgan Evans, visiting professor in…
A replacement house set within mature grounds in Wiltshire. The site was previously occupied by an unsightly 1960s bungalow that was unsympathetic to the character of the village and surrounding…
A building that replaces a run-down farm complex on a prominent green belt site in Derbyshire. The building uses a ‘butterfly’ or cruciform plan in response to the topography and…
A project involving the adaptation of several Grade II Listed school buildings and the construction of new residential accommodation within the grounds of Douai Abbey in Berkshire. The existing buildings…
This building was a redundant estate workshop, formerly used as a forge and a sawmill, with a particularly unusual and prominent water tower feature. The works involved the careful extension…
A new house in the Cottage Orné or Regency Gothick tradition, replaced a small, Victorian farmhouse on the site. The Cottage Orné style, seen in the local area, allows for…
A new country house at the heart of a 930 acre country estate in Hampshire. The original house was demolished in 1952, leaving only a small, unlisted fragment remaining. The…
Located close to the centre of Winchester, Chilbolton Court provides a range of homes to suit varying lifestyles, including apartments, and three-bedroom and four-bedroom houses, some of these are arranged…
A new Palladian Villa on the outskirts of Belfast in the Upper Malone area. The neighbourhood is one of substantial private houses, many of which have been subject to residential…
This is the third house on the site in 50 years. ADAM Architecture was asked to design a new replacement scheme, and created an elegant render and stone Palladian house….
The new replacement house, the third house on the site in 50 years, is an elegant render and stone Palladian house. The main section of the building is arranged over…
The house has been fully refurbished and extended to the rear to a very high standard to suit modern patterns of living. it was essential to use the same architectural…
A new family house that replaced a neglected twentieth century bungalow on a rural Hampshire site. The design is conceived as a low-key, Regency style house with lime rendered walls…
This property is a Grade II* Listed timber-framed manor house dating back to 1444. ADAM Architecture was commissioned to coordinate the restoration of the property, removing nineteenth and twentieth century…
A Grade II Listed cottage in Hampshire has been carefully restored, new buildings added and outbuildings converted to a habitable dwelling. The renovation to the cottage restored and reinstated many…
The owners particularly wanted the principal interiors to be as light as possible, and the butterfly plan allows for sunshine to be enjoyed in most of the main reception rooms…
A Grade II Listed farmhouse and its outbuildings have been refurbished using traditional techniques and materials and retaining and repairing original features. The lost decorative chimney stacks have been reinstated…
ADAM Architecture were commissioned to design a replacement extension and to complete additional alterations to this Grade II Listed Georgian House in Hampshire. The works included the removal of an…
