Architect Extensions

This lovely cottage in the middle of Topsham suffered from having only a small kitchen and dining area and a rundown conservatory.

This wonderful detached house the edge of the village had limited level space around the building, so an unusual, innovative solution was needed in order to provide the additional room our clients wanted.

The clients for this project are competition ballroom dancers and wanted a space to practice. The ground floor side extension provides a wonderfully light and airy space in which to train.

With a large, two storey rear extension and a loft conversion, the floor space of this house in Paignton was almost doubled.

Originally built in the 1980s, this large bungalow lacked a clearly defined entrance and its slightly sprawling footprint wrapped around a small, underused courtyard.

Originally the house had a small single storey kitchen rear extension and an unusably small conservatory. The new kitchen extension is only slightly deeper than the old kitchen, but the change to the house is massive and has had a huge impact on how the family use their spaces.

This beautiful period property suffered from having an extremely small kitchen and no utility room. There were also issues with the landscaping around the house.

This detached house in Exeter had a previously converted double garage that was separate from the house and was therefore under used.