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Two material approaches, one building.

At the front: reclaimed bricks matching 200-year-old walls with lime mortar that lets the historic fabric breathe.

At the rear: contemporary brickwork that complements rather than copy, creating clear dialogue between old and new.

Two material approaches, one building.

At the front: reclaimed bricks matching 200-year-old walls with lime mortar that lets the historic fabric breathe.

At the rear: contemporary brickwork that complements rather than copy, creating clear dialogue between old and new.

By request - here's more of the interior at Church Lane.
Homely spaces that reflect how you live your life.

By request - here's more of the interior at Church Lane.
Homely spaces that reflect how you live your life.

A Design and Access Statement tells planners why your building looks the way it does.

We use it as a design tool, not an afterthought.

Clear diagrams, honest explanations of how we arrived at the solution.

The committee reads this before they see your drawings – so it’s worth investing in getting right.

A Design and Access Statement tells planners why your building looks the way it does.

We use it as a design tool, not an afterthought.

Clear diagrams, honest explanations of how we arrived at the solution.

The committee reads this before they see your drawings – so it’s worth investing in getting right.

Hauxton Road: a home with negligible running costs and minimal environmental impact.

Triple glazing, airtight construction, calculated shading, PV panels, heat pump, and PassivHaus certification underway – year-round comfort at a fraction of typical running costs.

Hauxton Road: a home with negligible running costs and minimal environmental impact.

Triple glazing, airtight construction, calculated shading, PV panels, heat pump, and PassivHaus certification underway – year-round comfort at a fraction of typical running costs.

Designing in a conservation area isn't about freezing buildings in time.
It’s about adding the next layer thoughtfully.

At Eden Street we replaced asbestos garages with eight homes, studying the rhythm of local outhouses and scaling up with quality materials.

Nearly 15 years on, it's part of the fabric of Cambridge.

Designing in a conservation area isn't about freezing buildings in time.
It’s about adding the next layer thoughtfully.

At Eden Street we replaced asbestos garages with eight homes, studying the rhythm of local outhouses and scaling up with quality materials.

Nearly 15 years on, it's part of the fabric of Cambridge.

Externally, we lead the design vision. Internally, you do.

You know you hate carpet but might not know which floor finish works.
You want maximum daylight but value privacy too.

We connect the dots so your home suits how you live.

Externally, we lead the design vision. Internally, you do.

You know you hate carpet but might not know which floor finish works.
You want maximum daylight but value privacy too.

We connect the dots so your home suits how you live.

Not all green roofs are created equal.

‘Extensive’ systems are lighter, lower maintenance, perfect for biodiversity gains and stormwater management.

‘Intensive’ systems are deeper - think rooftop gardens you can cultivate and enjoy.

From simple sedum mats to wildflower meadows in the sky - each type serves different needs.

Not all green roofs are created equal.

‘Extensive’ systems are lighter, lower maintenance, perfect for biodiversity gains and stormwater management.

‘Intensive’ systems are deeper - think rooftop gardens you can cultivate and enjoy.

From simple sedum mats to wildflower meadows in the sky - each type serves different needs.

Solar panels aren't right for every building. But when they work, they work well.

We integrate PVs at design stage: cleaner lines, better performance, panels that enhance rather than compromise.

Worth exploring for new builds and major renovations.

Solar panels aren't right for every building. But when they work, they work well.

We integrate PVs at design stage: cleaner lines, better performance, panels that enhance rather than compromise.

Worth exploring for new builds and major renovations.

What's in a name?
PiP stands for Perpetua in Perpetuum.
Latin for "forever lasting."

It shapes how we approach every project.

Will this material age well?
Will this layout still work in 20 years? Does this design respect its context?

The best buildings aren't just built for now.

They're built to last.

What's in a name?
PiP stands for Perpetua in Perpetuum.
Latin for "forever lasting."

It shapes how we approach every project.

Will this material age well?
Will this layout still work in 20 years? Does this design respect its context?

The best buildings aren't just built for now.

They're built to last.

Are you looking for smart gadgets, or a connected home?

Because they’re not quite the same thing.

At Church Lane we worked with Baulogic on integrated lighting, heating, security and shading through one hardwired system.

No app juggling.

No WiFi battles.

Just intelligent control that makes sustainable living simpler.

Are you looking for smart gadgets, or a connected home?

Because they’re not quite the same thing.

At Church Lane we worked with Baulogic on integrated lighting, heating, security and shading through one hardwired system.

No app juggling.

No WiFi battles.

Just intelligent control that makes sustainable living simpler.

Contemporary projecting bay windows create intimate reading nooks with a view.

These architectural details aren't just about aesthetics - they're about creating moments of comfort within the home.

Contemporary projecting bay windows create intimate reading nooks with a view.

These architectural details aren't just about aesthetics - they're about creating moments of comfort within the home.

These 5 principles guide every project from first sketch to final handover.

Buildability. Materiality. Integrity. Sustainability. Longevity.

Architecture that feels effortless but never simple.

These 5 principles guide every project from first sketch to final handover.

Buildability. Materiality. Integrity. Sustainability. Longevity.

Architecture that feels effortless but never simple.

Planning approval just secured for Stemma Land & Homes’ Swallows Rest development: 7 houses | 0 objections | 1 delegated approval

Every established tree stays. Every hedgerow is retained. The existing landscape becomes part of the architecture.

Planning doesn't have to be a battle when the design respects its setting.

Planning approval just secured for Stemma Land & Homes’ Swallows Rest development: 7 houses | 0 objections | 1 delegated approval

Every established tree stays. Every hedgerow is retained. The existing landscape becomes part of the architecture.

Planning doesn't have to be a battle when the design respects its setting.

Behind every polished project photo lies a story of challenges overcome...

Every project has its obstacles. Planning hurdles, cost pressures, site constraints, contractor issues.

The difference lies in how you respond when they arise.

We see projects through to completion, whatever it takes.

Portugal Place: a 200-year-old building transformed into an exemplary family home that exceeds contemporary performance standards while preserving its conservation area character.

Behind every polished project photo lies a story of challenges overcome...

Every project has its obstacles. Planning hurdles, cost pressures, site constraints, contractor issues.

The difference lies in how you respond when they arise.

We see projects through to completion, whatever it takes.

Portugal Place: a 200-year-old building transformed into an exemplary family home that exceeds contemporary performance standards while preserving its conservation area character.

Why did we choose Millworks Ltd - Timber Specialists for The Cube?

When you're designing a minimalist family home, every material choice matters.

Millworks' thermally treated timber with pre-finished paint offers a natural silvered appearance from day one, with the reliability of factory treatment for fire resistance.

Clean lines, organic texture, and a material that performs exactly as intended.

Why did we choose Millworks Ltd - Timber Specialists for The Cube?

When you're designing a minimalist family home, every material choice matters.

Millworks' thermally treated timber with pre-finished paint offers a natural silvered appearance from day one, with the reliability of factory treatment for fire resistance.

Clean lines, organic texture, and a material that performs exactly as intended.

Foundations are in and brickwork has started at our Setchworth Road project this week.

Three new houses for @stemma_homes, and we’re already ahead of programme!

Our contractor had capacity. And we had a well-detailed construction pack ready to go. So works started early.

When the preparation is thorough, the build follows smoothly.

Foundations are in and brickwork has started at our Setchworth Road project this week.

Three new houses for @stemma_homes, and we’re already ahead of programme!

Our contractor had capacity. And we had a well-detailed construction pack ready to go. So works started early.

When the preparation is thorough, the build follows smoothly.

We spend a shocking 90% of our time indoors. Yet we're hardwired to seek connection with nature.

Biophilic design bridges this gap through thoughtful architectural choices: Natural light, authentic materials, views to green spaces, natural ventilation.

🔗 Read our full guide to biophilic design here: https://www.piparchitecture.co.uk/post/biophilic-design

We spend a shocking 90% of our time indoors. Yet we're hardwired to seek connection with nature.

Biophilic design bridges this gap through thoughtful architectural choices: Natural light, authentic materials, views to green spaces, natural ventilation.

🔗 Read our full guide to biophilic design here: https://www.piparchitecture.co.uk/post/biophilic-design

Another year, another CIAT Finalist! 🎉

Church Lane proves that net-zero performance and heritage sensitivity aren't mutually exclusive - it just takes the right approach and brilliant collaborators.

Grateful to our client and partners: Project 11 Consultants
MAC Construction
RH Building Consultancy Ltd
Superstructures
Baulogic
Doherty Energy Limited

Another year, another CIAT Finalist! 🎉

Church Lane proves that net-zero performance and heritage sensitivity aren't mutually exclusive - it just takes the right approach and brilliant collaborators.

Grateful to our client and partners: Project 11 Consultants
MAC Construction
RH Building Consultancy Ltd
Superstructures
Baulogic
Doherty Energy Limited

Planning success isn't about luck - it's about strategy.

We spend time understanding exactly what you want and how to make that achievable before a single application goes in.

That's how projects like Lyndewode Road get approved in 5 weeks with zero objections in a conservation area.

Planning success isn't about luck - it's about strategy.

We spend time understanding exactly what you want and how to make that achievable before a single application goes in.

That's how projects like Lyndewode Road get approved in 5 weeks with zero objections in a conservation area.

👋 Ciao for now!

The PiP Architects team love this parting gift from our colleague Louis Huband as he sadly departs us to explore new opportunities in London.

Such a thoughtful parting gesture that we’ll display pride of place in our Belmont Place practice - a daily reminder of the endless creativity (and playfulness!) that drives great architecture.

Wishing you all the best Louis!

👋 Ciao for now!

The PiP Architects team love this parting gift from our colleague Louis Huband as he sadly departs us to explore new opportunities in London.

Such a thoughtful parting gesture that we’ll display pride of place in our Belmont Place practice - a daily reminder of the endless creativity (and playfulness!) that drives great architecture.

Wishing you all the best Louis!

The best rooms don’t have walls.

At Willis Road, we dissolved the boundary between interior and exterior with materiality.

When the same surfaces flow from inside to out, your eye doesn't stop at the glass – it travels through to the garden beyond.

The best rooms don’t have walls.

At Willis Road, we dissolved the boundary between interior and exterior with materiality.

When the same surfaces flow from inside to out, your eye doesn't stop at the glass – it travels through to the garden beyond.

Good planning isn't about luck – it's about strategy that works for the community you're building in.

We got 11 units approved on Milton Road without a single objection.

How? By understanding constraints, managing expectations and engaging with people early rather than hoping for the best.

Good planning isn't about luck – it's about strategy that works for the community you're building in.

We got 11 units approved on Milton Road without a single objection.

How? By understanding constraints, managing expectations and engaging with people early rather than hoping for the best.

Three materials.
One cohesive vision.

In Elsworth, we needed to create a substantial family home beside a Grade I listed church without overwhelming the historic setting.

The material palette was crucial:
Flint connects to the church
Timber references village barns
Zinc reflects traditional slate with clean, crisp lines

Interpreting history through a contemporary lens.

Three materials.
One cohesive vision.

In Elsworth, we needed to create a substantial family home beside a Grade I listed church without overwhelming the historic setting.

The material palette was crucial:
Flint connects to the church
Timber references village barns
Zinc reflects traditional slate with clean, crisp lines

Interpreting history through a contemporary lens.

Excited to share our feature in the 2025 KL Magazine Home Design & Build Special Edition.

The feature captures how we create beautifully personalised homes with a strong sense of place across East Anglia.

From the bold Peterson brick chimney of the Y-House to Holly House's flint extension, every project tells its own story.

Excited to share our feature in the 2025 KL Magazine Home Design & Build Special Edition.

The feature captures how we create beautifully personalised homes with a strong sense of place across East Anglia.

From the bold Peterson brick chimney of the Y-House to Holly House's flint extension, every project tells its own story.

Great architecture lives in the details no one sees.

At Great Gransden, we detailed thatch meeting stone in a way we'd not done before – creating clean contemporary edges where ancient materials meet.

You can't reinvent traditional materials without understanding the consequences. We worked with specialist thatchers to push craftsmanship in new directions.

Great architecture lives in the details no one sees.

At Great Gransden, we detailed thatch meeting stone in a way we'd not done before – creating clean contemporary edges where ancient materials meet.

You can't reinvent traditional materials without understanding the consequences. We worked with specialist thatchers to push craftsmanship in new directions.

Sometimes the best sites are the ones others overlook.

Swiss Laundry was allocated for housing which would see its demolition.

But we saw different potential – transforming this employment site into high-level R&D space instead.

Not every site needs housing. Sometimes the highest value comes from understanding what a place wants to become.

Sometimes the best sites are the ones others overlook.

Swiss Laundry was allocated for housing which would see its demolition.

But we saw different potential – transforming this employment site into high-level R&D space instead.

Not every site needs housing. Sometimes the highest value comes from understanding what a place wants to become.

Sustainability isn't an add-on at PiP.

It's woven into every decision from day one.

Take our Elsworth project…
🌲 Sustainably sourced timber frame
🌱 Ground source heat pump
🔋 Solar PVs with battery storage
🌿 Green roof terrace

Each element works together creating a home that performs beautifully while treading lightly on the planet.

Sustainability isn't an add-on at PiP.

It's woven into every decision from day one.

Take our Elsworth project…
🌲 Sustainably sourced timber frame
🌱 Ground source heat pump
🔋 Solar PVs with battery storage
🌿 Green roof terrace

Each element works together creating a home that performs beautifully while treading lightly on the planet.

Our Barton Road project is moving at pace.

A key aim was to create a dynamic and fluid connection between the house and garden.

When it's complete, the L-shaped plan will offer views from every angle, while floor-to-ceiling glazing dissolves the boundary between inside and out.

Our Barton Road project is moving at pace.

A key aim was to create a dynamic and fluid connection between the house and garden.

When it's complete, the L-shaped plan will offer views from every angle, while floor-to-ceiling glazing dissolves the boundary between inside and out.

Air source heat pumps extract warmth from outside air – even in winter – and amplify it efficiently. Like a refrigerator in reverse, moving heat rather than creating it.

At our Passivhaus project in Little Thetford, the air source heat pump works seamlessly with the building's exceptional insulation and airtightness.

We’ve created a home that stays consistently warm with minimal energy input.

Air source heat pumps extract warmth from outside air – even in winter – and amplify it efficiently. Like a refrigerator in reverse, moving heat rather than creating it.

At our Passivhaus project in Little Thetford, the air source heat pump works seamlessly with the building's exceptional insulation and airtightness.

We’ve created a home that stays consistently warm with minimal energy input.

Planning approval through for our Cley project!

Transforming a cramped space into a generous family home that connects with the sloped garden.

Timber cladding with Corten steel details for that soft coastal feel.

Planning approval through for our Cley project!

Transforming a cramped space into a generous family home that connects with the sloped garden.

Timber cladding with Corten steel details for that soft coastal feel.

Too bold, or just bold enough?

When Jesus College asked for a new potting shed in their 800-year-old garden, I thought: what if it literally reflected its use?

The result? An 8-foot-wide Corten steel sculpture that required shutting the Dartford Tunnel to transport.

Sometimes the most restricted sites demand the boldest ideas.

Too bold, or just bold enough?

When Jesus College asked for a new potting shed in their 800-year-old garden, I thought: what if it literally reflected its use?

The result? An 8-foot-wide Corten steel sculpture that required shutting the Dartford Tunnel to transport.

Sometimes the most restricted sites demand the boldest ideas.

We moved to cutting-edge BIM software eight years ago. But every project still starts the same way.

With a sketch.

At Lyndewode Road, the kitchen sketch we presented to the client captured exactly what we had in mind. The CGI that followed proved we were all seeing the same thing.

Technology should amplify creativity, not constrain it.

We moved to cutting-edge BIM software eight years ago. But every project still starts the same way.

With a sketch.

At Lyndewode Road, the kitchen sketch we presented to the client captured exactly what we had in mind. The CGI that followed proved we were all seeing the same thing.

Technology should amplify creativity, not constrain it.

You don't need a Passivhaus certificate to build a house that doesn't leak heat.

We take the best principles and apply them to every project - simple things like the canopies shading the gable windows at our recently completed Elsworth property.

Good design performs beautifully for the people living in it.

You don't need a Passivhaus certificate to build a house that doesn't leak heat.

We take the best principles and apply them to every project - simple things like the canopies shading the gable windows at our recently completed Elsworth property.

Good design performs beautifully for the people living in it.

When your site sits beside a scheduled ancient monument and a Grade II listed building, design becomes about one thing:

Sensitivity.

Planning permission just granted.

Sometimes the best contemporary design knows when to whisper rather than shout.

When your site sits beside a scheduled ancient monument and a Grade II listed building, design becomes about one thing:

Sensitivity.

Planning permission just granted.

Sometimes the best contemporary design knows when to whisper rather than shout.

Every great home starts with a simple question: how do you actually live?

When clients first come to us, I ask them to create two lists:

Essentials

Desirables.

Then we map how spaces connect using simple bubble diagrams.

Good space planning isn't about fitting more in. It's about making every square metre work harder for the people who live there.

Every great home starts with a simple question: how do you actually live?

When clients first come to us, I ask them to create two lists:

Essentials

Desirables.

Then we map how spaces connect using simple bubble diagrams.

Good space planning isn't about fitting more in. It's about making every square metre work harder for the people who live there.

At The Y-House, we wanted something beyond standard brickwork.

These stacked linear Petersen bricks create clean, contemporary lines that feel both modern and timeless.

Achieving this look meant completely reimagining how walls are built, but the result speaks for itself.

Great architecture happens when vision meets technical expertise.

At The Y-House, we wanted something beyond standard brickwork.

These stacked linear Petersen bricks create clean, contemporary lines that feel both modern and timeless.

Achieving this look meant completely reimagining how walls are built, but the result speaks for itself.

Great architecture happens when vision meets technical expertise.

We design spaces that connect human to nature. And it's not just about adding plants.

Biophilic design goes deeper, creating environments that naturally reduce stress and enhance wellbeing.

At our Belmont Place studio, we live this philosophy daily. Natural materials, over 70+ houseplants, abundant daylight and views to our courtyard garden create a space where ideas flow.

Architecture that nurtures.

We design spaces that connect human to nature. And it's not just about adding plants.

Biophilic design goes deeper, creating environments that naturally reduce stress and enhance wellbeing.

At our Belmont Place studio, we live this philosophy daily. Natural materials, over 70+ houseplants, abundant daylight and views to our courtyard garden create a space where ideas flow.

Architecture that nurtures.

Flat roofs used to be a dead space. Now they're flourishing landscapes.

Our sedum roofs create something beautiful, all while also managing stormwater, supporting biodiversity and nestling a man-made construction firmly in nature.

Flat roofs used to be a dead space. Now they're flourishing landscapes.

Our sedum roofs create something beautiful, all while also managing stormwater, supporting biodiversity and nestling a man-made construction firmly in nature.

Looking at the interior spaces of our Y-House project - every angle was deliberate.

The layout flows naturally between living areas, each room positioned to maximise light and views.

Function driving form, creating spaces that feel effortless to live in.

Looking at the interior spaces of our Y-House project - every angle was deliberate.

The layout flows naturally between living areas, each room positioned to maximise light and views.

Function driving form, creating spaces that feel effortless to live in.

Good design has always been about working with the sun, not against it.

At Fen End, I positioned windows to capture that precious winter warmth while using carefully calculated overhangs to create cooling shade for summer heat.

A building that breathes with the seasons.

Read more about our passive solar design principles here: https://www.piparchitecture.co.uk/post/understanding-solar-gain

Good design has always been about working with the sun, not against it.

At Fen End, I positioned windows to capture that precious winter warmth while using carefully calculated overhangs to create cooling shade for summer heat.

A building that breathes with the seasons.

Read more about our passive solar design principles here: https://www.piparchitecture.co.uk/post/understanding-solar-gain

Zinc delivers clean lines that last for decades.

At Swiss Laundry we used pre-patinated @vmzincuk for its incredible versatility.

The on-site team can bend and fold it to achieve contemporary forms impossible with rigid materials.
Imagine what we could create.

Zinc delivers clean lines that last for decades.

At Swiss Laundry we used pre-patinated @vmzincuk for its incredible versatility.

The on-site team can bend and fold it to achieve contemporary forms impossible with rigid materials.
Imagine what we could create.

This is what happens when you let a site tell its story.

The Y-House needed to face the street but craved those sweeping southern views across the paddocks.

The distinctive Y-form designed itself - a home that feels like it belongs exactly where it stands.

This is what happens when you let a site tell its story.

The Y-House needed to face the street but craved those sweeping southern views across the paddocks.

The distinctive Y-form designed itself - a home that feels like it belongs exactly where it stands.

We are excited to have appointed principle contractor on our latest greenbelt self-build.

The first is a 1 storey volume featuring a green roof and Peterson Tegl Kolumba brick walling that rotates its coursing 90 degrees around the front facing windows to create a dynamic and intriguing facade. Four contemporary windows protrude out from this wall connecting the residents with their front garden.

The second is a crisp 1.5 storey gable-ended volume clad in dark grey zinc that’s runs from roof to wall as well as black timber cladding to provide a elegant tactility. Dormer windows help to maximise headroom in the upper level and allow for desirable views into the garden and surrounding countryside.

A key aim for us was to create a dynamic and fluid connection between the house and garden. The buildings’ L-shape plan opens up more opportunities for framing views into garden areas. Floor to ceiling glazing elements in the rear immerse the residents in their garden and allow plenty of natural light to flood the interior. This glazing on the south elevation could also be harnessed for passive solar gain and thus improve the overall energy efficiency of the building.

We are excited to have appointed principle contractor on our latest greenbelt self-build.

The first is a 1 storey volume featuring a green roof and Peterson Tegl Kolumba brick walling that rotates its coursing 90 degrees around the front facing windows to create a dynamic and intriguing facade. Four contemporary windows protrude out from this wall connecting the residents with their front garden.

The second is a crisp 1.5 storey gable-ended volume clad in dark grey zinc that’s runs from roof to wall as well as black timber cladding to provide a elegant tactility. Dormer windows help to maximise headroom in the upper level and allow for desirable views into the garden and surrounding countryside.

A key aim for us was to create a dynamic and fluid connection between the house and garden. The buildings’ L-shape plan opens up more opportunities for framing views into garden areas. Floor to ceiling glazing elements in the rear immerse the residents in their garden and allow plenty of natural light to flood the interior. This glazing on the south elevation could also be harnessed for passive solar gain and thus improve the overall energy efficiency of the building.

Throw back to a concept for an extension playfully using relief arches to create depth and richness to the elevations

Throw back to a concept for an extension playfully using relief arches to create depth and richness to the elevations

Theres loft conversions… then there’s loft conversions. Don’t miss an opportunity and work with us to optimise your space.

Theres loft conversions… then there’s loft conversions. Don’t miss an opportunity and work with us to optimise your space.

Work is underway for our 8,500sqft home in Cambridge. Swimming pool, basement and beautifully landscaped gardens are a few of the features going in to this one

Work is underway for our 8,500sqft home in Cambridge. Swimming pool, basement and beautifully landscaped gardens are a few of the features going in to this one

The architectural language for this dwelling was derived from the agri-vernacular style and the use of natural materials helps the proposal to sympathetically merge into the wooded site and respond to its architectural context.

The dwelling is comprised of one single-storey gable ended volume with a plan form that weaves in and out of the existing trees. It has been meticulously designed to ensure the existing character of the site was retained through the appropriate use of materiality, scale, and massing. Floor-to-ceiling glazing along with a glass roofed entrance hall brings users closer to nature and helps to better engage them within their surroundings and the adventurous experience of this site.

A key architecture feature is the hit and miss timber cladding that runs over the windows of the dormitory wing. The hit and miss cladding design functions as vertical louvre’s that help to reduce overheating, improve privacy in spaces such as bedrooms, and cast interesting shadows within the internal spaces.

The architectural language for this dwelling was derived from the agri-vernacular style and the use of natural materials helps the proposal to sympathetically merge into the wooded site and respond to its architectural context.

The dwelling is comprised of one single-storey gable ended volume with a plan form that weaves in and out of the existing trees. It has been meticulously designed to ensure the existing character of the site was retained through the appropriate use of materiality, scale, and massing. Floor-to-ceiling glazing along with a glass roofed entrance hall brings users closer to nature and helps to better engage them within their surroundings and the adventurous experience of this site.

A key architecture feature is the hit and miss timber cladding that runs over the windows of the dormitory wing. The hit and miss cladding design functions as vertical louvre’s that help to reduce overheating, improve privacy in spaces such as bedrooms, and cast interesting shadows within the internal spaces.

Wonderful feature in the @klmagazine design and build architecture magazine. Thank you for all your kind words on how PiP architects can turn your dream home into a zero-carbon dream home. Get in touch with us for your next ambitious project

Wonderful feature in the @klmagazine design and build architecture magazine. Thank you for all your kind words on how PiP architects can turn your dream home into a zero-carbon dream home. Get in touch with us for your next ambitious project

Located on one of the most prestigious roads in Cambridge, we are delighted to present our latest net zero carbon home. The family home will boast a number of renewable technologies, innovations and smart home system to ensure the operational costs of the building are as efficient as possible.
We have carefully selected a limited number of high-quality materials to provide a striking building which we hope will help contribute to the character of the conservation area.

Located on one of the most prestigious roads in Cambridge, we are delighted to present our latest net zero carbon home. The family home will boast a number of renewable technologies, innovations and smart home system to ensure the operational costs of the building are as efficient as possible.
We have carefully selected a limited number of high-quality materials to provide a striking building which we hope will help contribute to the character of the conservation area.

We’ve been working on some wonderful ceiling detailing for anew copper clad extension of ours. Let us know what you think…

We’ve been working on some wonderful ceiling detailing for anew copper clad extension of ours. Let us know what you think…

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