Heritage Architectural Projects

Heritage Architecture Projects.

Refurbishment and internal reconfiguration of a Grade II listed building

Exeter

This project had two aspects to it, the first was to redesign the second floor of the house to provide an ensuite and office. The second part of the project was for a major external refurbishment including new roof, replacement windows and new balcony. Our design was sympathetic to the listed building drawing upon existing materials, whilst providing improved energy efficiency and meeting the needs of the client and their family.

Plans for refurbishment and internal reconfiguration and of a Grade II listed building

Architectural plans © Studio Tor Architecture

Reconfiguration and refurbishment of town house in a UNESCO world heritage site

Cornwall

This three-storey town house sits within a UNESCO world heritage site and a conservation area. The new owner commissioned us for a full refurbishment and reconfiguration of the house to suit their lifestyle. The reconfiguration included curved walls and a statement three-floor spiral staircase. New windows were added to the rear of the house adding much needed light. The exterior design was sympathetic to the towns status and any period features were retained to preserve the history and story of the building.

Plans for reconfiguration and refurbishment of town house in a UNESCO world heritage site

Ground floor extension to a cob cottage

Torridge

The owner of this classic cob cottage which sits at the heart of a picturesque village commissioned us to design a ground floor extension they could build themselves. The owner wanted the extension to link seamlessly into the existing cob cottage but be simple to construct. The design focus for this extension centred around the historic building, materials the owner could obtain locally, and space. The extension provided a generous additional bedroom and elegant ensuite.