On the Drawing Board

A Grade 2 former gentlemen's outfitters is being converted to offices- for us!! A largely unchanged Georgian terrace building that has been in the same ownership since the 1920s shall be given a new lease of life as our offices.

We have just started work on an innovative design for a new initiative at the National Botanic Garden of Wales.  Using a Ty Unnos build system we are working towards making a planning application for this new building in the next month.

We are in early discussions with the planners and Newtown Civic Society for a large scheme of residential development on a contaminated brownfield site adjacent to the town's Conservation Area. Set amongst 73 Listed Buildings this is a very challenging project for us but we are thoroughly enjoying designing on a site with so many constraints.

What do you do when your garden is too large and the house you live in is too big for your needs? You build a smaller better insulated one in the bottom of your garden! We are in early discussions with the planners on this one.

Renovation and Extension of an original Grade 2 Quarryman's Cottage

Development of a bespoke winery, enabling the expansion of production and facilities at this Powys based vineyard.

A highly environmentally performing single storey buidling in the middle of the town's Conservation Area. We are ready to start on site in June 2012. Follow our progress on Facebook.

Project that involves designing 15 dwellings to Passivhaus standards in collaboration with BRE Wales and Woodknowledge Wales on behalf of United Welsh HA. This has been issued for pre application advice to the planners this month (May 2012).

Part of the community engagment that we have undertaken as lead on the I Love Newtown group we have prepared an in depth assessment of the town plan and designs to provoke comment and debate! Catch up with where we are on Facebook

A unique design that sits on a very unique site. Utilising a timber shingle roof and a stone clad base this fulfills the planners' criteria relating to houses in the open countryside.