Interiors

A collaboration between Vanessa Church, Robbie and the client working together across the house. From light touch new colour schemes in some rooms, carpets and furnishings in others, to more…

The new stone country house on this beautiful rural site is a perfect rectangle, with a basement containing the necessary back of house support functions. This enables the ground floor…

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…

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 new farmstead that replaces a 1950s house on a sensitive site in the Surrey Hills. The design draws upon the local architectural tradition, popularised by Lutyens and other Arts…

A modern take on the Arts and Crafts “Butterfly Plan” house, with a central stair hall and four wings, giving each of the main reception rooms triple aspect, so helping…

This house is designed in the Caribbean Palladian tradition, with a central block and two symmetrical wings. The building is laid out on a geometric grid of 18 feet and,…

A new art gallery at the heart of London’s West End that provides a new exhibition space for Richard Green Galleries’ twentieth century art. The building has a single-storey, bronze…

The brief for this villa was to create a comfortable modern family home. It is designed on a rigorous geometric grid with all openings carefully positioned to provide controlled views…

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 Grade II Listed house in Hertfordshire had been extensively remodelled and repaired, and now returned to a private family home. The house was originally built in 1773 but had…

A new Library extension has been added to a detached brick farmhouse in extensive grounds located in Wiltshire. The new extension replaced an orangery that had been added by the…

While the house’s architecture is disciplined and classical, the owners prefer strong simple interior colours and are keen collectors of contemporary art with the result that the house is full…

This substantial Grade II listed village house, dating back to the 17th century with significant 18th century modifications and extensions, suffered severe fire damage. The architectural challenge was to rescue…

The front door opens into a relatively narrow hall, with a cloakroom one side and a pantry on the other. The axis, which runs through the centre of the house…

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…

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….

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…

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…

The site is located within the Harley Street Conservation Area within the setting of a number of listed buildings. The site is owned by The King’s Fund, a charity with…

This Grade II* Listed Rectory is set within mature gardens and dates from the late 17th century with alterations made in both the 18th and 19th centuries. Today the property…

Major works were undertaken at these properties, occupying a very restricted city site in London’s historic Mayfair. The project involved the construction of a new, twelve-metre long swimming pool located…

A new country house located by the riverside on the site of a demolished mansion. The building consists of a series of linked volumes, set low in the landscape, largely…

The principal body of the house contains the rooms for entertainment: sitting room, drawing room, library and dining room, (what might be called the state rooms); while the open plan…

The main family kitchen is in the centre of the house with a long window, which looks south over the garden and towards the distant views. There is no fixed…

An innovative ‘Solar House’ built in memory of the Honourable Brenda Carter, a pioneer of solar energy research. The house combines the latest developments in passive solar energy with a…

The Sackler Library is a new Humanities centre for Oxford University set within a small urban block. The complex comprises a group of buildings arranged to create a series of…

The Sands Gallery is the first new picture gallery within the Ashmolean for forty years. The project was funded with a National Lottery grant, and forms part of the overall…