Ghost House / BPN Architects
The site of Ghost House sits at the end of the former main drive and is partially sunken into the ground and bounded on three sides by retaining walls. The design seeks to be of exceptional quality and…
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Corten Extension for Family Home in Warsash
Adam Knibb Architects were approached to design a contemporary house extension in Warsash. The clients lead a very active lifestyle based near the waterfront, and looked for an inventive solution to their needs, opening up the interiors…
Island Rest by Ström Architects
Island Rest is our response to our client’s brief for a contemporary family holiday home. Situated on a beautiful Isle of Wight creek, ‘Island Rest’ sits on a spacious site with direct access to the water and…
Muse House / Alexander Martin Architects
The Muse house is an early 20th Century dwelling infilled between two semi detached villas within the De Beauvoir estate.
Private Office Design in Newcastle by Oktra
Oktra’s client is the number one alarm system supplier in Europe and, as part of their commitment to the UK market, they wanted to open an operational centre of excellence in addition to their HQ in London.
Tsubo Niwa House / Fraher and Findlay
Tsubo Niwa House is a Victorian large single family dwelling situated in Hackney. The client were the founders of Studio XAG. From the very beginning, the project was about refurbishing and extending the house whilst injecting the…
Southeastern Rail Workspace in London by Oktra
Approaching a lease expiry, Southeastern Rail appointed Oktra to give their workplace an update that considered form and function. Their teams needed a single floorplate for improved connectivity and communication between departments, and a workspace that reflected…
The Brick Works for Boultbee Brooks by Oktra
Having worked together on multiple projects, Boultbee Brooks came to Oktra for a Cat A+ fit out in The Brick Works – a stunning five-storey building offering private workspace in Reading.
Little Venice Residence / Originate Architects
This Grade II listed 1860s residence in the Little Venice Conservation Area of London had undergone successive decades of alteration, resulting in the almost complete loss of all internal historic architectural detailing.