Open Planned
C3 Architects were responsible for the design of this stunning extension to an existing bungalow. C3 Architects have produced a design for this compact family home which combines the original 1950’s detached bungalow with a contemporary open plan living kitchen dining area which opens up the dwelling into the private rear garden area.
Architects, Arc8 Projects collaborated with Concept Eight Architects, Thames Building Control and MCFP Fire Suppression Installers to ensure this home was beautifully designed whilst adhering to building regulations requirements as well as the fire safety needs. This new build development meant the creation of 5 brand new 3 bedroom houses in Walton on Thames. With the modern lifestyle demanding the ever popular open plan layout for family living, an open plan kitchen and living area was the obvious design choice to maximise the living space in each property. With a project of large scope, it was vital to get the help of an architects firm that would be able to deliver the projects aims whilst meeting deadlines. Arc 8 Projects were appointed as the architects who were responsible for drawing up the layout plans and creating the design for each of the properties. Once the plans had been made up, Concept 8 ltd were approached to fulfill the interior design requirements, from fittings and fixtures to the internal skeletal structure of each of the properties.
This drastic and dramatic transformation from office space to residential home was implemented by architects, TW10 Architects collaborating with Bros Property Development and Ivenco Builders to create a beautifully modern and stunning home. Want to know how to transform a B1 office use property into a residential dwelling? Then read on and discover the processes, professionals and solutions needed to turn this kind of project into a property adventure. Bros Property Developments purchased the property in February 2016. Built within the arch of a Victorian railway bridge, it was a unique and inspiring location, despite not fitting the requirements for a residential property. Even though the property was located within a conservation area, planning permission was granted and the transformation from office space into a home began. It was important to create a design that allowed the natural light to flood in as the building’s original purpose and design had not allowed for that. To achieve this, Bros Property Developments collaborated with TW10 Architects to re-design the interior. The result? A stunning, new layout, maximising light and space by introducing three new windows, w...
Architects, Loren Design Ltd collaborated with domestic builders, Atkins Developments and approved inspectors Assure, to create a beautiful home that adhered to and met building regulations and the necessary fire safety requirements, MCFP were the installers of the fire suppression system, Automist. With the open plan kitchen and lounge layout, along with it being a loft conversion, it was vital to get the floor plans looked at by an approved inspector who could advise of the necessary requirements to meet building control regulations. Assure building control were the approved inspectors used in this property renovation project. They advised that a fire suppression system would be required due to the design of the loft, open plan kitchen and lounge. Atkins Developments Ltd were the contractors involved in making the necessary structural changes and building works to the property to prepare for the first fix stage to be complete.
ARchitects, C3 Design Ltd and award winning Interior Designer, Garcia Designs collaborated to create this beautiful and stunning home, along with the help of Charles-Alexander Ltd builders, responsible for the structural works and JHAI Limited were the approved inspectors used in this instance to ensure building regulations were met along with any fire safety needs. Credit also goes to Amaria Limited for the cabinetry and Decoroom Limited helped with the furniture requirements. This 3 bedroom townhouse with 5 floors in Knightsbridge, London, underwent a complete transformation. It was awarded Best Property Single Unit Development in London and the UK in the International Property Awards 2015. Interior Designer Cynthia Garcia of Garcia Designs was involved from the outset, redesigning the space, as well as the lower level excavation. Cynthia's vision was to create a spacious kitchen and media space, whilst adding more natural light in this stunningly beautiful residence. Design of the space and all the fitted joinery featured throughout this property was redesigned by Garcia Designs, including the kitchen, lighting, bathrooms, fixtures, finishes and window treatments. The furnitu...
TZG Partnership, Local Authority Building Control and FireFend collaborated together to ensure that the alterations to this property were compliant to building regulations and adhered to the fire safety requirements as necessary. Renovation of the kitchen took place, the kitchen was purchased and fitted by Homebase. We decided to remove a wall that was in the kitchen to provide more space and in doing so, this affected the escape route. We were advised by the local authority building control that we would need a fire suppression system to overcome this in our design.
ABA Group, Local Authority Building Control and Vapourmist Solutions collaborated to complete this project, ensuring any structural changes, fire safety and building control requirements were met. The apartment has an open staircase with glass balustrade leading down to an open plan basement living room/dining room/study and kitchen. There was no separate lobby to protect the escape route. ABA Group Ltd were aware that Twickenham Borough Building Control officers would object to the layout unless a means could be found to provide fire protection but they were very anxious that the solution did not compromise the high-specification design of the apartments.
Totus Construction were responsible for this project from start to finish. Located in Wimbledon, this flat above a shop has been given a new lease of life with a fresh approach on the design and layout. A complete loft renovation enabled extra space and a new kitchen area and bathroom have been introduced to make this a flat that is spacious and filled with natural light.
This rear and side extension was to enable a larger living space as per the clients requirements. The lower floor created access to the garden area and an open plan kitchen and lounge. The upper level allowed for an additional bathroom featuring a shower, with lots of light filling each of these areas.
Robert Dye Architects were the architects responsible for the layout and floor plans of this property transformation. This rear and side extension was to enable a larger living space as per the clients requirements. The lower floor created access to the garden area and an open plan kitchen and lounge. The upper level allowed for an additional bathroom featuring a shower, with lots of light filling each of these areas.
Robert Dye Architects were the architects responsible for the layout and floor plans of this property transformation. Working in collaboration with Milk Architecture and Design Ltd, Philip Banks Design and Build Ltd, FES Surveyors and Assent Building Control. This Victorian terraced villa in a North London conservation area had at one stage been split into maisonettes, resulting in a warren of spaces at entrance and garden levels. The brief from our clients; enthusiastic chefs, gardeners and hosts was to open up the house to maximize use of the hidden spaces, rationalize the duplicated functions and convoluted staircases from it’s days as a split residence and, most importantly to enhance the connection to the striking back garden wherever possible. The house does not give anything away from the street, but the dynamic relationship between in & out reveals itself instantly upon arrival, where frameless glazing directly ahead drops away to the garden level, providing a double height view into green space. The continuity of the reclaimed brick wall from entry level descending the stairs and out into the garden accentuates the length of the space, and draws the visitor down into the...
Ash Island Loft Conversions were commissioned to complete this property's transformation to include a loft conversion. We transformed this ordinary 2 story house by adding an L shaped rear dormer master bedroom, bathroom and loft conversion. We created a light and airy space that utilised the natural light to transform the loft into a luxurious and cozy sleeping area.
Ash island Lofts specialise in loft conversions and were commissioned for this property transformation. This property features a beautiful, modern and contemporary rear dormer loft conversion with front and side Velux. Featuring a beautiful bathroom, with an enticing and relaxing bath. The choice of colour for the wall paint was the ever popular grey which is very current and trending in homes across the globe. We included the creature comforts of a heated towel rail, a large walk-in shower and the TV was wall mounted to create a feeling of space. The kitchen features a Corian worktop along with an induction hob, making this home one that is practical and comfortable.
Seal Homes were responsible for the entire project in completing this flat refurbishment. We embarked up a full house refurbishment at the clients request which included a loft converted to a mezzanine floor, a kitchen & bathroom refurbishment, multiple bedrooms and bespoke joinery. The open plan kitchen was fitted with cream shaker doors, natural oak flooring and an automist sprinkler system to fit fire safety regulations with the open plan layout and open staircase. Our client was thrilled at their new home and how it had been transformed into a modern, stylish and cozy home.
Avocado Sweets - Interior Designers: This maisonette was on the market for some time with no takers, we were keen to see the transformation we could make to this property and it was a project close to our hearts, as this was to be our new family home. We wanted to create a light and airy space that was also fun, colourful and with the children and technology in mind. The property was devoid of any natural light and was dark and almost eery in its feel. The property required a complete overhaul to transform it from dark and dingy to light and fantastic! The open plan kitchen and lounge is a favourite with the family aspect of being able to monitor the childrens activities whilst cooking or entertaining in the kitchen leading onto the garden. We implemented a whole host of design tricks to achieve stunning results on this property, it includes hidden technology, including skirting board heating to save on space as well as a vertical Lego play wall, keeping the floor space clear and tidy. The sense of space was easily creating without extending an inch on the property, it was the design that was behind creating more space. We used our knowledge of cutting-edge and vintage products...
This flat has habitable rooms off of the open plan foyer kitchen. This project was supported by fire engineering expertise in the form of a fire engineered solution provided by the customer. LABC (Local Authority Building Control) were the body of the local council's approved inspectors used in this instance and offered the advice concerning the open staircase to help meet building regulations as well as any fire safety requirements.
Orbit Architects worked in collaboration with Turner Pocock Interior Designers to complete this property refurbishment. An amazing transformation from a traditional mansion block flat into a contemporary open plan living space, this project totally updates the space to create a truly modern apartment.
Orbit Architects were the masterminds behind this property renovation, layout and floor plans, once the design had been decided, Vapourmist Solutions visited on site to install Automist to ensure the property met building regulations and the fire safety requirements by law. Our design remodels the flat to improve the quality and flow of rooms, increasing natural light and creating a more open plan feel. We were able to do away with a fire protected corridor which allowed the kitchen, living room and dining area to be fully open plan.
Omniworks Design were responsible for the design and build elements of this project and assent building control provided services to ensure that building regulations and any fire safety requirements were met and adhered to. Basement conversion in chic modern Maida Vale terraced house. The owners of this property wanted to bring light into this home which was originally a place of darkness. It literally felt as though you had walked into the basement, which naturally you had. It was dark, lacking personality and character and felt cold for all the obvious reasons you would expect with a basement property. Omniworks design were enlisted as the project managers for this renovation project, due to their fantastic portfolio and proven skills in design. They offer design and build services and have a credible history of fulfilling the clients needs with a gallery of beautifully designed homes. No build or interior design project is too big or too small for their attention. It was a necessity to have a fire suppression system with such a design, due to the open plan layout we had opted for. We were informed by Omniworks design of the options that were available and we opted for a ...
When an architect informed the owner of a 5 bedroom, detached, new build property with an innovative, open plan design in Port Erin, Isle of Man that she would need to install a sprinkler system to provide fire protection for her open plan living room and staircase area she was not satisfied with the initial design or the price quoted.
Bonchurch Building Contractors acted as the main contractor and managed the complete fulfilment of the project. A& A architects were responsible for the property layout and floor plans and Complete Building Control were the approved inspectors in ensuring the projects design met building regulations and any fire safety requirements.
Bonchurch Building Contractors acted as the main contractor and managed the complete fulfilment of the project. A& A architects were responsible for the property layout and floor plans and Complete Building Control were the approved inspectors in ensuring the projects design met building regulations and any fire safety requirements.
Peter Powlesland, the project’s architect and historic building consultant was reluctant to create an enclosed stairwell at lower-ground floor level because his client wanted an open-plan lowest floor with no separation at all between the large kitchen living room and the staircase; in other words, without a protected route to the front door on the floor above, and thence to the street.
Cato Creative carried out the complete design and build of this property renovation, opening up the kitchen and living areas to provide one complete Open Plan space that is flooded with light from the patio doors leading to the garden. The main part of the brief was just that; create an open plan space on a split level ground floor. The space had to have clearly defined areas so that everybody can be together or doing their own thing in the same space at the same time. Hand in hand with our clients we designed a family home that that worked for them on all levels. They had lots of ideas that we helped transform into reality during the design stage. Planning, building control and all the usual permissions were managed by us.
Cato Creative carried out the complete design and build of this property renovation, opening up the kitchen and living areas to provide one complete Open Plan space. The space was extended and the ground floor opened, space was added as a rear extension on first floor level and the bathrooms overhauled. The brief was help our clients create entertaining space they needed to suit their busy social lives. As an added challenge the layout needed to be avoid being a carbon copy of next door. The CATO creative team managed the design, construction and finishing of this project. Our clients had lots of ideas so a key part of this project was bringing these ideas to life as part of the design and specifying. Planning, building control and all the usual permissions were managed by us. The construction and installation of everything was then managed through to completion by the team.
Avocado Sweets worked in collaboration with many teams and professionals to complete this renovation. Crofton Design Services Limited provided the architectural plans, BBS Building Control were involved in approving the properties structural changes and requirements for meeting fire safety and building regulations and Avocado Sweets were the Interior Designers on this project. The overall design of the conversion had left two grand inter-connected living rooms with a small, windowless box kitchen and two bedrooms on an open mezzanine, exposed to the noise and light downstairs. With their first baby on the way, our clients wanted to create a better family space where they could enjoy cooking and entertaining and extra child-friendly living space for their new addition. Our musician client also wanted excellent soundproofing to avoid disturbing the neighbours.
Zen Homes were the main contractors involved in this project and collaborated with Art Of Construction, the design and build team. Local approved inspectors were used through the council to approve the structural changes to allow for meeting building and fire safety regulations. The apartment was originally a 1 bedroom property. The owners wanted to introduce an open plan kitchen lounge creating space for an additional bedroom.
C3 Architects and Leo Matheson Limited collaborated with Bailie Associates Limited, consulting engineers due to the necessary structural changes, along with Hanna and Hutchinson Civil and Structural Engineers, VILTRA, waster water management, Macspec were the creators of the stunning staircase, Alwood Kitchens, Bann Architectural supplied the window frames to create this wonderfully modern and stylistic home. Late 2013, a local family, who were keen to investigate the possibility of re-instating the abandoned hall, contacted C3 Architects. Following a feasibility study of the building and a review of relevant planning legislation, the Client purchased the building and working with C3 Architects took their first steps towards creating their new home. Full Planning Approval was obtained by C3 Architects for the conversion of the existing Sir William Allen Memorial Hall into a single two storey dwelling which would secure the building’s upkeep and retention whilst providing a new high quality family home in the countryside. The original brick building was subject to minimal sympathetic alterations externally that reflect the changes necessary for conversion into a family home. T...
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