Structural engineers for the refurbishment of a 1930’s town house in Norbiton for an architect client.
This ground-floor rear extension is located off of Tooting Common and features a unique saw-tooth roof light design. The roof light design adds visual interest and allows for an abundance of natural light to enter the space. The extension itself is located at the rear of the property and is on the ground floor, making it easily accessible from the main living areas.
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The full refurbishment and extension of this existing London townhouse off Wandsworth Common to form a new family home.
The site in Four Marks, Hampshire, is surrounded by protected trees whose Root Protection Zones cover almost the entire site and dictated both the design form and construction of the foundations of the houses.
Wolfram Crescent is the transformation of this end of terrace house into some special while retaining the character of the original building.
A naturally sloping site nestled between trees within Farnham’s Area of Special Environmental Quality is always a challenge.
We were appointed as the structural engineers for the design of this new build house in Surrey.
The ground floor refurbishment and extension to the existing house for a family in North London.
This refurbishment project is located on the edge of Richmond Park and is close to Petersham Nurseries. The refurbishment involves opening up the existing structure and reconfiguring the roof line to maximize the amount of natural light that enters the space. This will create a brighter, more welcoming atmosphere
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