
Architecture shaped by place.
Explore extensions, new homes and conversions alongside concept studies for residential developments, C2 care projects and change of use, including Class E to C3.
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Childrens Home Internal Remodelling — West Midlands
An interior study for a children’s home, exploring calm shared rooms, clear circulation and a warm domestic setting with views towards the garden.
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Childrens Home Garden Extension — Sandwell
A children’s-home with modest rear extension to create a brighter shared living space and a stronger connection with an enclosed garden.
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Childrens Home Conversion — Birmingham
Traditional semi-detached house to become a small children’s home, with comfortable shared rooms, private bedrooms and a discreet domestic appearance.
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From Land to Layout: Testing the Potential for New Homes in Birmingham
Meadow View is an illustrative residential masterplan prepared to demonstrate the development potential of a constrained triangular site while creating a high-quality place to live.
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Barn Conversion Staffordshire
A contemporary barn conversion designed in natural stone with dark metal detailing and expansive glazing. The property combines a traditional rural form with a modern architectural character, creating generous light-filled living spaces and a strong connection to the landscaped garden.
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House Extension Solihull
Two storey side extension with a single storey rear and internal reconfiguration to this detached property in Solihull
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Contemporary Extension Calthorpe
A contemporary extension and external remodelling project that transforms a substantial detached home through improved proportions, natural materials and a refined modern façade.
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Contemporary Renovation Shropshire
A rural house renovation and extension in Shropshire, bringing a double-height glazed gable, generous garden-facing windows and a new terrace to a traditional stone home.
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Passive House New Build
A contemporary new-build home designed around passive-house principles, combining high levels of energy efficiency with generous, light-filled living spaces. The scheme incorporates an air-source heat pump, integrated solar panels and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery to reduce energy demand while maintaining excellent indoor comfort throughout the year.
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House Extension and Renovation in Harborne, Birmingham
A rear extension and internal renovation transformed the ground floor of this Harborne home, bringing the kitchen, dining and living spaces together and creating a stronger connection to the garden. Hepburn Architects provided architectural design, planning and technical design. The project combined additional space with changes to the existing layout, using rooflights and full-height glazing to bring daylight into the home.
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Farm House contemporary extension
A contemporary rear extension designed to create a spacious, light-filled kitchen, dining and living area while respecting the character of the original stone farmhouse.
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Modern Dormer Loft Conversion in Sutton Coldfield
A contemporary full-width rear dormer proposal for a semi-detached house in Sutton Coldfield, pairing graphite metal cladding with generous glazing and a straightforward flat-roof form.
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Modern Dormer Loft Conversion in Stourbridge
A full-width rear dormer proposal for an end-of-terrace home in Stourbridge, using warm bronze-toned metal cladding, dark-framed windows and restrained modern detailing.
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Modern Dormer Loft Conversion in Solihull
A full-width rear dormer design proposal for a traditional family house in Solihull, with charcoal metal cladding, wide dark-framed windows and a crisp roof edge.
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A Compact Kitchen Extension in Kings Heath
A simple brick kitchen-extension design proposal for a semi-detached house in Kings Heath, Birmingham, using a compact footprint, a rooflight and sliding doors to connect everyday family space with the garden.
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A Small Garden-Facing Extension in Hall Green
A compact rear-extension design proposal for a family house in Hall Green, Birmingham, with a traditional gabled roof, soft cream render and French doors creating a welcoming place to dine beside the garden.
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Replacement Dwelling, Birmingham
A replacement-dwelling design proposal in Birmingham, combining warm brickwork, ivory render, a prominent front gable and a landscaped suburban setting.
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A Simple Pitched-Roof Extension in Harborne
A modest rear-extension design proposal for a family house in Harborne, Birmingham, combining matching brickwork, a tiled roof and rooflights to create a brighter kitchen and dining space.
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Apartment Scheme Birmingham
An illustrative concept for a residential-led development inspired by the industrial architecture of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. The study explores how a contemporary apartment building could respond to the area’s robust brick workshops and warehouses without resorting to historic imitation. A dark bronze upper storey is set back from the principal façades, reducing the building’s apparent mass while creating a distinct and carefully detailed roofline.
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Apartment Scheme Concept West Midlands
An illustrative concept for a contemporary apartment development on an urban infill site in Birmingham. The study explores how a medium-density residential scheme could respond positively to an established streetscape while delivering well-proportioned new homes, an active ground floor and a distinctive architectural identity. Warm red and buff brickwork reflects the material character of Birmingham’s residential neighbourhoods. Deep window reveals, recessed balconies and a carefully set-back upper floor give the elevations depth and reduce the apparent scale of the building.
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Contemporary Rear Extension to a Period Home
A contemporary rear extension designed to create a spacious, light-filled kitchen, dining and living area while respecting the character of the original period property.
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Victorian Gothic Residence – Heritage Extension
The redevelopment and sensitive extension of an existing apartment building, increasing the accommodation from 8 to 18 self-contained apartments. The scheme introduces 10 additional homes through carefully considered internal reconfiguration and new extensions, while retaining and enhancing the building’s distinctive red-brick character and traditional architectural detailing.
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Replacement Bungalow
A contemporary replacement dwelling near Upton-upon-Severn, designed around a dramatic double-height living space, mezzanine level and sculptural spiral staircase. Traditional pitched-roof forms are combined with expansive glazing, rendered elevations and brickwork to create a bright, characterful home with strong connections to the surrounding garden.
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House Extension Birmingham
Rear and Side Extension with Loft Conversion in Birmingham
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Rear Extension Warwick
A substantial rear extension transformed this Warwick home into a spacious, light-filled family property. The new accommodation brings the kitchen, dining and living areas together within one generous open-plan space, with extensive glazing creating a strong connection to the garden. Dark timber cladding and pitched roof forms give the extension a distinctive contemporary character while responding sensitively to its residential setting.
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