A contemporary corrugated metal extension to a 19th Century stone farmers cottage in Gloucestershire, designed to reflect the agricultural. A modern extension and alterations to a Grade II Listed cottage, originally built in the 17th Century. This project included a new kitchen. This property in Gloucestershire, was originally the Village forge and has been converted and improved over many years.
However it mostly. The design of this extension enhances the character of the cottage, replacing the previous extensions, that were built in the 1980s and. The house is a typical example of early Victorian Cotswold construction with later extensions in the late 19th Century and 20th Century. The surgery was designed to make the best use of the existing contours of the land and to give the appearance of a traditional barn with.
However it mostly. The design of this extension enhances the character of the cottage, replacing the previous extensions, that were built in the 1980s and. The house is a typical example of early Victorian Cotswold construction with later extensions in the late 19th Century and 20th Century. The surgery was designed to make the best use of the existing contours of the land and to give the appearance of a traditional barn with.
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Established in 1985 by Andrew Eastabrook, and based in the heart of the Cotswolds, we draw our inspiration from the beautiful landscapes and buildings in the area. In these 36 years we have carried out more than a 1,000 projects, mostly using traditional techniques with natural materials while integrating contemporary and modern designs.
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