Coquet Moor House by Studio McLeod
A large extension with a small budget that more than doubled the size of the existing home. Perforate larch cladding allows the building to transform at night.
A large extension with a small budget that more than doubled the size of the existing home. Perforate larch cladding allows the building to transform at night.
A unique listed Warehouse Conversion apartment on the banks of the river Thames, where the brief was to refinish the space to compliment the original beams and columns that give the dwelling so much character.
Our brief was to reinvent the building without destroying its character. Our aesthetic for the new Fjord Building is inspired by its existing industrial heritage and its local history.
The refurbishment of the Bull and Last Pub has the following: Basement dig, Concrete ground beams, Cellar hatch piston lift, Under Pinning, Below Ground Drainage, water proofing, new commercial kitchen
With original architectural features still intact, Yoko transformed the outmoded home to an elevated, contemporary design to suit the young family’s busy lifestyle and to echo their effervescent style.
Listed buildings are embodiments of the UK’s rich cultural heritage. They are of great interest not only because of their age, rarity, and aesthetic merit but also because of their history.
With this in mind, Michaelis Boyd made considered choices in order to apply this concept to a home with all the richness and detail of a Georgian London home.
Nestled into the tree tops at the head of a creek, Sylvania House leans out from the hillside to make the most of views towards the Fal Ria.