
Architecture across the North East.
Explore extensions, new homes and conversions alongside concept studies for residential developments, C2 care projects and change of use, including Class E to C3.

Pitched-Roof Rear Extension in Stokesley
A brick rear extension in Stokesley with a pitched tiled roof, glazed gable and garden-facing doors. The design combines traditional materials with generous daylight and a direct connection to the patio and garden.
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Elmfield House
Change of use of a semi-detached family house to a small children's home. The project combined a clear operational brief with a focused planning submission addressing the attached neighbour, staff parking and the residential character of the street.
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Rowan House
Planning permission for the change of use of a post-war semi-detached house to a children's home. The application brought together the accommodation layout, staffing arrangements and day-to-day management of the property within a single coordinated planning case.
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Ashfield House
A traditional rear-extension proposal exploring a generous kitchen and dining space for a brick family home. Ashfield House combines a slate pitched roof, warm brickwork and painted French doors, with a direct connection to a stone terrace and established garden.
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Briar Cottage
A stone rear-extension proposal exploring a kitchen and dining wing for a country cottage. Briar Cottage pairs coursed stone and a slate pitched roof with sage-grey joinery, creating a garden-facing room with a quiet, traditional character.
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Hawthorn Villa
A traditionally detailed garden-room extension proposal for a period brick villa. Hawthorn Villa explores tall painted windows, brick piers and a low slate hipped roof, creating a comfortable sitting room overlooking a landscaped terrace.
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Beckside Mews
A 3D concept study exploring high-end detached homes within a landscaped residential setting. Beckside Mews combines traditional brick-and-stone detailing, slate pitched roofs and generous individual plots, with private driveways and planted front gardens.
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Willow Lodge
An early architectural study for a small children's residential care home. Willow Lodge explores a familiar domestic character through linked pitched-roof forms, a sheltered entrance and a single-storey garden wing, presented as a pencil-and-wash elevation.
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Civic Chambers
An early Class E to C3 conversion study exploring the residential reuse of a three-storey office form. Civic Chambers uses a flat elevation drawing to test window proportions, facade infill and a clearer shared entrance within a simple structural rhythm.
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Foundry Court
A self-initiated study exploring twelve contemporary brick homes around a planted pedestrian mews. Foundry Court investigates how a compact brownfield site could combine individual homes, private gardens and shared outdoor space.
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Exchange House
An illustrative conversion of an assumed Class E commercial building into ten self-contained C3 apartments. Exchange House explores how a characterful three-storey brick building could accommodate new homes while retaining its street presence.
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Orchard Gardens
A self-initiated concept exploring a twenty-four-bedroom dementia care home arranged around sheltered gardens. Orchard Gardens investigates a domestic-scale approach to C2 residential care, with low brick pavilions, shared living spaces and covered courtyard walks.
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Rear Extension and Loft Conversion, Wynyard
Project Summary A comprehensive renovation of a detached family home in Wynyard, incorporating internal reconfiguration, a loft conversion and a substantial rear extension. The redesigned layout creates brighter, more connected living spaces with improved access to the garden, while the converted roof space provides valuable additional accommodation. Traditional materials and detailing ensure the new additions complement the character of the original property.
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Modern Extension to a Rural Property, North Yorkshire
A sensitive yet bold reinvention of a Victorian stone villa. A single-storey rear extension in charred timber cladding creates a deliberate counterpoint to the original sandstone façade — dark against light, new against old. Full-height glazing and folding doors open the extended living space entirely to the garden, while a crisp stone terrace and lush planted borders mediate between architecture and landscape. Heritage preserved, contemporary life enabled. A quiet confidence in the dialogue between past and present.
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Traditional Barn Conversion, Northumberland
A masterful barn conversion where Cotswold stone meets contemporary design. Generous glazing — including a dramatic apex window and full-width sliding doors — floods the interior with natural light while dissolving the boundary between inside and out. Warm oak accents soften the dark steel frames, and a sweeping slate roof honours the building's agricultural roots. The landscaped terrace, planted with lavender and structured hedging, extends the living space seamlessly into the countryside setting. Timeless craftsmanship, boldly reimagined.
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Rear House Extension, North Yorkshire
A sensitive transformation of a traditional stone home, introducing a sleek contemporary rear extension with expansive glazing and strong indoor–outdoor connections.
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Contemporary Farmhouse Extension
A contemporary extension to a traditional farmhouse, combining dark vertical cladding, generous glazing and modern open-plan living spaces.
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House Extension
Rear single storey house extension to property in Middlesbrough with bi Fold Doors
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Modern Contemporary New build
A contemporary new-build family home in Newcastle, combining dramatic pitched-roof forms, expansive glazing and warm timber detailing to create a distinctive yet welcoming property.
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Contemporary Rear Extension in Newcastle
A substantial contemporary rear extension and remodelling project in Newcastle, creating expansive open-plan living spaces with full-height glazing and a direct connection to the garden.
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Contemporary Rear Extension and Remodelling
A contemporary glazed rear extension and upper-floor remodelling project designed to create a light-filled open-plan living space with a strong connection to the garden.
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Contemporary New Build
Modern state of the art contemporary new build created in the grounds of a large family residence
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