Projects

DESCRIPTION This contemporary Cotswolds extension showcases the dramatic impact of large-scale architectural glazing, featuring a 6.5-metre-wide by 3-metre-high, three-panel frameless sliding door system engineered for maximum transparency. With each panel weighing 260kg, specialist lifting equipment was required to guide the glass into place with precision. The client’s priority was to achieve the greatest possible glazed […]

DESCRIPTION Bridging a modern home and its substantial annexe, this bespoke glass link in Nottingham replaces an outdated roof over a paved area with a clean, contemporary connection filled with natural light. To achieve the client’s vision of uninterrupted, full-height glass elevations, each pane was manufactured as a single piece measuring 3 metres by 2.4

DESCRIPTION Tucked into a recessed corner of a traditional Cotswold stone cottage, this compact glass extension was designed to deliver maximum natural light and uninterrupted views despite its modest footprint. The client wanted the new structure to feel as though it belonged to the existing fabric of the building while still offering a clean, contemporary

DESCRIPTION This bespoke modern glass extension in London transformed an unused courtyard into a bright, year-round living space. Built between the existing house wall and a historic garden buttress wall, the project required careful excavation, underpinning, and ultra-precise 3D surveying to achieve a perfect structural fit. Featuring a low-iron glass roof supported by three clear

DESCRIPTION For this Bristol home, we transformed a dated kitchen by replacing an older garden extension with a sleek, contemporary glass structure. The clients wanted to open up their living space to natural light while maintaining comfort throughout the year. The new extension features a fully glazed roof supported by clear glass beams, creating an

DESCRIPTION This compact glass extension in London was designed to create a new, light-filled kitchen space and establish a bright, welcoming connection to the garden. Inspired by the client’s ideas, the roof is formed from four glazed panels that angle subtly towards one another, reflecting the irregular shape of the existing rear elevation. The result