Millhouse - Commencement on Site

West Elevation - Design Visualisation

West View - Design Section Cut Visualisation

Works have started on site at Millhouse, a project to extend and renovate a Listed Cotswold stone mill building.

The new built elements will provide a new kitchen dining space with deep overhanging cantilevered eaves to provide sheltered outdoor space adjacent to the river running through the garden. This overhang provides both shade and shelter during adverse weather and facilitates al fresco dinging during warmer months.

Rows of elegant tall windows are framed by beautiful timber fins which extend up to the ceiling, inside and out. A deep window sill alos provides opportunity for in-built perch seating.

Accompanying photos and visualisation imagery provide a glimpse into the design process and current works on site. The CGI imagery shows a view of the western elevation and the same view as a ‘section cut’, allowing a view of the activities in

Site Progress Photo

Nodlings House - Works Started on Site and New Visualisation Imagery

Works have begun on site for our project, Nodlings House, which recently gained planning permission after a lengthy and successful engagement process with the local authority. The proposal creates a series of sensitive new build elements adjoining a historic stone cottage, which will be retrofitted internally for vastly improved insulation and building performance.

The contemporary forms take reference from the original cottage volume in design and materiality. Opportunities are also taken for new double height spaces, glazed links to draw light deep into the floorplans and large sliding openings to connect internal living spaces to the landscape beyond. The old building had turned its back on the impressive views and southern light - this new scheme now allows all living and bedroom spaces to face south and fully appreciate the opportunities of the site and its spectacular setting. Circulation spaces have been moved to the rear North side, allowing open plan living and dining spaces to flow into the garden with al fresco dining.

We have also recently been experimenting with a new visualisation software to represent our 3D CAD models. Taking a soft, impressionist approach to the 3D view allows a simple interpretation of the proposal at planning stages; this conveys the scale, materiality and atmosphere of the new dwelling in its Autumnal landscape setting to help understand the design proposals alongside the CAD drawing packages.