Waltham Forest Council approved replacing 33 garages with five homes, offering concrete or steel frame options.

The project involved demolishing the side extension for a new double-storey addition with roof storage.

The South Kensington project adds a mansard roof and three side floors, requiring foundation reinforcement.

The three-storey project features modern architecture, open floor plans, and a 2nd-floor roof dormer.

The Sunderland Road London project involved the transformation of a two-storey semi-detached residential property.

The redesign involved major internal wall changes, a double-storey rear extension, and a loft conversion.

The redevelopment included demolishing the rear outrigger to build a new vaulted pitched extension.

The Belgravia flat posed a challenge with its top-floor location and a client need for a 100mm shallow roof and floor.

The London Gatwick North Terminal redevelopment project has commenced with a multi-million-pound investment. 

The transformation included extensive changes and a large rear extension, doubling the ground floor area.

The existing residential project involved the addition of a sizable rear single-storey extension

The project involved demolishing 90% of a detached house to build a new three-storey residence.

The warehouse conversion into a church required major structural changes, adding a new floor in the 41m x 15m ground area.

The project involved demolishing the old house, lowering ground levels, and constructing a new house with steel framing and piled raft foundation.

The development features a new build five-storey residential block with a lightweight timber frame penthouse on top.

The project converted a 3-storey building into flats, with a steel-framed rear extension, and a fourth floor.

The project featured a large new build with a 10m open plan. It utilized steel frames for stability and a semi-trussed roof system for a pitched roof.

The renovation of the detached bungalow included a complete roof demolition and extensive transformation.

The project had a large single-storey extension, rear wall opening, and long-span frame, with NHBC-compliant foundations.

The project included a wrap-around double-storey extension and loft conversion with major structural enhancements.

Lyme Farm Road, on the ground floor of a three-story block, underwent significant transformations.

The renovation involved demolishing most internal walls and the rear wall of the detached property.

The renovation included a rear extension and an additional floor, built with timber truss construction.

The enhancement focused on adding a large dormer floor while preserving much of the original roof.

The loft conversion project presented a unique challenge due to the dormer's location at the side of the residential property.

The conversion of the old timber frame structure into a habitable space involved adapting the existing timber floor above retail.

The redevelopment transformed the detached house to align with contemporary design preferences.

The major redevelopment of this semi-detached property included a wrap-around double-storey extension and a loft conversion.

The Petersham Drive project features a new two-story build with a pitched roof, traditional cavity walls, on trench footings and timber-steel integration.

The project, a straightforward rear extension to a semi-detached house, presented a unique challenge due to the site being situated on a watercress marshland

The Bowers Road project involved the construction of new two-storey flats in Bromley, London. 

The renovation of this existing detached three-storey house involved significant ground floor alterations and a partial ground floor extension.

The redesign included a rear and side extension, plus a new roof structure with a large floor.