The demolition of an existing property which does not optimise the sites’ attributes in favour of a sustainable replacement home focused upon design excellence.

First floor extension which floats over the Torridge Estuary, providing a new kitchen/living/dining area and boathouse and revises the layout of the main house creating a public/private split.

The proposal seeks to update the existing house to provide a luxury retreat for the owners where they can experience a more direct relationship to the land and seascape that defines such a unique site

A new-build dwelling replacing a current barn conversion permission in favour of a scheme of enhanced design, of greater ecological value and reduced visual impact.

Conversion of Grade II listed Stable Block in the grounds of an Old Rectory into to dwelling

Conversion of a disused agricultural building into a large, contemporary home in the AONB which still references its former agricultural use.

The conversion of a disused steel framed barn near Croyde as part of a Grade II listed farmstead and courtyard in the centre of the AONB.

Rivington is an existing chalet bungalow elevated above Higher Park Road, Braunton. It was compact, dated and offers little in terms of architectural value. Instead, a replacement dwelling was sought.

Large contemporary barn conversion sat alongside a traditional farmhouse and working courtyard in North Devon countryside.

Contemporary extention and renovation to Cotswold Farmhouse

A modern and modest family home situated in the heart of the North Devon countryside with far reaching coastal views.

Substantial extension and refurbishment to a mid century detached house. Existing cellular layout opened up to create a shared family living space that connects to the garden.

Replacement dwelling on a heavily constrained site in Appledore, demolishing a single storey bungalow which is at the end of its life.

Rear extension and internal remodel of an existing bungalow in Appledore with estuary views previously uncaptured.

2no. 4 bedroom family dwellings on a greenfield site on the edge of Appledore. Upside down living maximises the estuary and coastal views.

Refurbishment of a 13th century farmhouse with proposed extension providing a new, light, open plan kitchen and dining space.

A collection of 8 new modern homes situated in a former quarry.

New 3 bed barn replacing an existing agricultural building, approved through Part Q fall back. Upside down living with the lower level buried into the landscape with far reaching views.

2 new dwellings on a greenfield site which take influence from the rural courtyard typologies; a contemporary reference to more traditional agricultural buildings.