A 691m2 new build farm house with a very bespoke mixture of construction - Metal, Timber, Render finishes, traditional and SIPS structures, Timber and Masonry kit walls with Ground bearing, I joist and Hollowcore floors. Designed and managed by the Architect, Built by the client and coordinated by OZ.
A 237m2 new build house and garage. Designed to compliment the beautiful surrounding views of the plot. Structures in timber kit and masonry with attic truss and slate roof on a ground bearing concrete floor. Started and approved for Planning, currently in-progress awaiting Building Control approval.
An intricate old existing farm house with proposed open plan Internal alteration and a timber cladding extension to compliment its parent structure. And a change of use garage conversion into 2 accommodations. The building received planning approval and is ready to commence onto the next stage of Building Control.
An existing home with internal alterations, rear and double-storey side extensions, all windows and doors replaced, and fully clad in insulation and brick slips to match its original look. This makeover includes an open kitchen, additional bedrooms, and improved spaces to better serve its residents.
A double storey side extension and internal alterations to transform the client’s existing home, a lot of attention was given to this project by the Architect and OZ incorporating thought-out accessible living spaces, kitchen, bathrooms, garage and platform lift to enable a normal lifestyle for its residents once again.
A front porch extension, contrary to its small size a challenging project to get through Planning and later Building Control due to the building being listed and situated on the first floor of a 2 flat house. The project went through various redesigns and its latest design is currently under construction.
A garden room rear extension for the basement flat of a tenement building that achieved Planning approval in a challenging neighbourhood. Currently in-progress for warrant approval, this timber clad garden room utilises the many screens and glazing to bring in as much daylight for the occupants as possible.
A rear extension and internal alterations to a semi-detached home. Designed by the architect as a permitted development that cruised through Building Control, built fast by the client who’s a builder and now complete to serve its residents with the much needed extra space in their home.
A challenging internal alterations project to the basement of a detached house which had the major issue of flooding occasionally. The Building Control application and approval focused on fixing this issue with various tanking solutions to create a water mitigation strategy currently in-progress on site.
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