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Residential Projects
A selection of recent extensions, renovations and new builds across Hertfordshire and London.
A tired 1930s St Albans semi reimagined as a light-filled, five-bedroom forever family home.
A cold 1970s St Albans house reborn with black zinc cladding and a whole-house retrofit.
A striking replacement home in North London, framed by a grand two-storey arched window.
A courtyard-style barn home in rural Bedfordshire, finished in reclaimed-style brick, timber and zinc.
A tired 1930s house reimagined as a bright, energy-efficient home for a growing extended family.
A glazed kitchen extension brings light and garden views to a locally listed Harpenden Victorian.
A vaulted, Crittall-style kitchen extension turns a cramped Marshalswick semi into a sociable family home.
A 1920s Arts and Crafts home fully refurbished and extended for modern family living.
A contemporary extension transforms a locally listed Edwardian home in St Albans’ conservation area.
A charred timber extension creates a striking contrast to a locally listed 1970s Stevenage home.
A piecemeal Marshalwick home reimagined as a light-filled, energy-efficient forever family house.
A Passivhaus-inspired new-build in St Albans, designed around a private central courtyard.
Australian-inspired architecture brings indoor-outdoor living to a Fleetville family home in St Albans.
A neglected Hackney ground-floor flat reimagined as a bright, modern two-bedroom garden home.
Green glazed bricks, zinc and larch create a vibrant garden-facing kitchen extension in Harpenden.
A refreshed one-bedroom Notting Hill apartment, brightened by a frameless glazed fire door.
A Highgate Village one-bedroom flat expanded into a spacious two-bedroom apartment with garden access.
A dark Victorian Gothic basement in St Albans transformed into a bright, garden-connected living space.
An orangery extension and loft conversion reshape a locally listed Victorian home in Harpenden.
An angled extension overcomes a tricky planning history to brighten a Victorian St Albans home.
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