View fullsize We’re so pleased to have recently received planning for this extension to the Cherry Tree Cafe @themarketgarden , local to us in Eynsham. The extension will provide much needed extra indoor seating during the colder months, and is designed to b
View fullsize The original elm frame at Old Barn has been meticulously and lightly restored, with pieces of reclaimed timer sliced into the bottom of posts where they had previously been incased in concrete and allowed to rot. The open sided barn now houses the
View fullsize The kitchen at Old Barn now occupies the former open sided shed at this barn conversion project. Large format, high performance glazing emphasises the agricultural openings, while the original elm frames have been carefully restored and incorporated
View fullsize It was such a pleasure to revisit and photograph one of our first (a favourite!) projects. Old barn is made up of two barns around a central yard, overlooking a Cotswold valley. The house has been organised around the characters of the original barn
View fullsize The layout at Fairacre is based around interconnected spaces and the views between. Here the entrance hall is seen from the kitchen, with solid oak planks lining the walls to create a welcoming space with natural materials that catch the warmth of th
View fullsize Captured here in the evening sun, Fairacre settles quietly into its landscape. Timber cladding, deep-set windows, and local stone work together to balance warmth, texture and light. Photo: Ed RS Aves @edrsaves architecture #architect #design #des
View fullsize We’ve recently photographed Fairacre, a new build/replacement dwelling on the edge of the Cotswolds. Having navigated the Covid pandemic, various economic crises and supply issues, the house was completed in 2023. The clients have since been wo
View fullsize Stable House is made up of three linked ‘sheds’ around a courtyard. Views across the courtyard create connections between the internal spaces. Here the kitchen is seen from the main bedroom. #architect #architecture #design #designer #se
View fullsize Stable House - a new self-build dwelling replacing a redundant stable block. Crafted in simplicity and grounded in place. The locals approve! @the.stablehouse Photo: Ed RS Aves @edrsaves #architecture #architect #design #designer #countryhouse #r
View fullsize Stable House is a new three-bedroom home in the Cotswolds, replacing an old stable block. Split into three “sheds,” it keeps the scale human and allowed phased building. Self-build friendly materials reflect the rural site. Working close
View fullsize We’re pleased to have our project, Corner Farm, featured in the October issue of @cotswoldlife; showcasing how the Grade II listed building was transformed from suffering from damp, cold, and mould into a low-energy, well insulated, contemporar
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View fullsize Another project of ours that has recently received planning permission. This extension replaces an under-used space with a light-filled, timber-framed addition that connects beautifully to the garden. A full-height corner window and reoriented mono-p
View fullsize We’re excited to have secured planning permission for the renovation and extension of this end-terrace cottage on the edge of a Cotswold hamlet. ⁠ The new design reimagines the kitchen and dining as the heart of the home, opening to the landsca
View fullsize Photographing our completed project, Woodkeepers, with @edrsaves. We have converted this pair of timber-framed barns on the top of a Cotswold valley into a single dwelling, with an emphasis on a contemporary sensitive design that celebrates and reta
View fullsize Site progress at @hurstmead from a few weeks ago. This new low-energy house was taken on as a self-build project by the clients who wished to create a home for members of their multi generational farming family. A pergola will wrap around the front
View fullsize Design development for a shared ‘shed’ for a community association which owns and looks after a two acre field. The association has commissioned us to deliver a co-design project to involve members (and the wider village and users). Follo
View fullsize Glazed oak panelling separates a new study from the main hallway whilst allowing both areas to benefit from natural light from either direction. The panelling continues around the corner to form the staircase and incorporates a hidden door to the dow
View fullsize We love the tactile process of physical modelling. Scale models help us explore form, light, and materials, bringing clients into the design process in a tangible way. From quick concept models to more detailed presentation aids, modelling remains an