Over Fifty Years of Experience

For more than half a century, Stonewood has been shaping homes and buildings of character throughout the South of England. What began as a small family construction firm has evolved into a calm, confident and highly skilled practice known for delivering work of enduring quality.

The company’s heritage is not measured in size or scale but in the consistency of its craftsmanship and the trust it has earned from clients, architects and designers over many decades. Every project reflects the principles on which Stonewood was founded: care, commitment and a clear respect for architecture.

Our Artisan Trades

The foundation of Stonewood is its community of in-house artisan trades. More than 140 craftspeople work within the business, each bringing years of learned skill and practical knowledge. Their disciplines span traditional joinery and stonemasonry to modern construction techniques, giving Stonewood a depth of expertise that is rarely matched. This capability ensures that the company can maintain a consistently high standard across every element of a project, from the smallest junction to the most demanding structural detail. Clients often remark that Stonewood’s craftsmanship is distinguished by its quiet precision and its natural understanding of material and form.

Our Project Teams

Stonewood’s project teams work collaboratively from the moment they become involved to completion. They bring clarity, organisation and sensitivity to the process, ensuring that decisions are made with confidence and craftsmanship is executed with purpose. Their role is not simply to oversee construction but to create the conditions in which designers can feel supported and clients can feel reassured. The project teams coordinate the specialist knowledge of the artisans, monitor quality at every stage and maintain the efficient, disciplined progress that Stonewood is known for.

Working in Partnership with Designers

Stonewood has nurtured strong working relationships with many leading architects, interior designers and consultants. These partnerships are built on mutual respect and a shared belief that collaboration leads to better buildings. Designers appreciate Stonewood’s willingness to contribute ideas early in the process, offering technical insight that strengthens the project long before construction begins.

This open, cooperative way of working helps to refine design intent, resolve complexities and ensure that the creative ambition behind a scheme is safeguarded throughout. For clients, this means a building that feels coherent, thoughtfully delivered and true to the spirit of the original design.

Realising the Design Concept

A hallmark of Stonewood is its ability to realise the design concept as it was conceived. This involves more than accuracy and adherence to drawings. It requires an understanding of the design’s underlying principles and an appreciation of the subtleties that give a building its character.

Stonewood’s teams work to ensure that materials are used appropriately, details are executed faithfully and the overall composition retains the balance and intent envisioned by the design team. Their aim is always to create a finished piece of architecture that feels honest, complete and truly reflective of the ideas that shaped it.

Trusted Specialist Partners

Although Stonewood values the skill and depth of its own workforce, the company also recognises the importance of specialist expertise. Over many years, it has built strong relationships with subcontractors and suppliers whose knowledge complements its own. Whether the project requires specialist stone, bespoke metalwork, complex glazing systems or advanced building technologies, Stonewood works with partners whose standards match its own.

These relationships are long established, founded on trust, shared expectations and a history of successful collaboration. Together, they allow Stonewood to deliver highly detailed work with confidence and consistency.

Renovation, Restoration and New Build

Stonewood works across a wide range of project types, from sensitive restoration of listed homes to the construction of contemporary residences and commercial buildings. Its craftspeople are deeply familiar with traditional construction techniques and understand the responsibility that comes with working on historic fabric. Stonewood approaches these buildings with respect, aiming to preserve what is valuable, repair what is fragile and enhance what needs strengthening, always with a view to long term stewardship.

At the same time, the company delivers new build bespoke residences and commercial projects, including hotels, visitor attractions and other destinations that require both aesthetic quality and technical performance. Whether designing for heritage or building anew, Stonewood approaches each commission with the same dedication to detail, craft and architectural integrity.

Culture of Craft, Detail and Design

Stonewood cultivates a culture that values courtesy, precision and professionalism. The company’s people take great pride in their work and in the relationships they build with clients, client teams, and each other. Sites are run with care and order, communication is clear and the pace of work is measured and efficient. This culture is supported by continuous learning, with skills passed from one generation of craftspeople to the next and new methods embraced where they enhance quality.

Traditional Buildings that Meet Modern Standards

Stonewood believes that buildings should be made to last and designed to be lived in with comfort and ease. While the company remains rooted in traditional craftsmanship, it adopts new technologies and techniques where they improve performance, energy efficiency or long-term durability. The result is a portfolio of work in which traditional architecture feels perfectly attuned to modern expectations. Each project is approached with the belief that thoughtful construction, executed with integrity, creates homes and buildings that will serve generations to come.

For over 65 years, Donald Insall Associates has shaped how the world views heritage.

From restoring listed country manors, to extending rural family homes, the company believes that heritage is not just to be protected but understood, cared for, and shaped for the future. They take a considered approach, balancing tradition and transformation to help the historic environment remain purposeful and resilient.

Sustainability is fundamental to this process — guiding how Donald Insall Associates conserves, adapts and reimagines heritage to meet the needs of tomorrow. Every intervention is informed by deep expertise, commercial awareness, and a commitment to meaningful change — ensuring the past continues to enrich contemporary life.

As an employee-owned practice with national reach, they offer expertise in conservation, heritage consultancy, new design in historic settings, and townscape advice. The firm's experts see the full picture — materials, history, evolving policy — bringing insight and precision to every project.

Donald Insall Associates' collaborative approach bridges architecture, design, and heritage consultancy — uniting deep knowledge and a shared vision to create solutions that serve clients, partners, and communities.

See more at the Donald Insall Associates website.

BLDA Architects specialises in creating and delivering bespoke buildings, spaces, and places. We are passionate about curating understated luxury, carefully tailored to each client’s journey, preferences, and needs.

Our designs seek to balance beauty and delight with uncompromising utility and value. With extensive experience in super-prime private residential projects in sensitive settings, we craft architecture that reflects our client’s tastes, respects its context, and carries the warmth and character that only a handcrafted approach can achieve.

Based in Chelsea, we are proud of our enviable portfolio of prestigious commissions delivered from conception through to completion.

Our team of architects, interior designers, and technicians is renowned for combining creative flair with a deep, practical understanding of the construction process.

Find out more at www.blda.co.uk

Craig Hamilton Architects is an internationally renowned, award-winning, progressive classical and traditional architectural practice with an exceptional body of work. The practice has a reputation for delivering highly bespoke, beautifully detailed buildings exemplified by subtle originality and superb building craftmanship.

Founded in 1991 by Craig Hamilton, who has been cited as a leading contemporary classical architect, and co-directed with Dr Gail Kenton since 2022, Craig Hamilton Architects undertakes a diverse range of projects throughout the United Kingdom and abroad.

In 2017 Hamilton became the 37^th recipient of the Arthur Ross Award from The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art in America for Excellence in Classical Architecture, and in 2023 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Traditional Architecture Group.

The practice has completed projects for the Duchy of Cornwall and was responsible for designing and overseeing the conversion of buildings at Llwynywermod for Their Majesties The King and Queen (then The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall).

Country houses of all sizes form a significant, award-winning component of their work. New build projects are undertaken as well as renovations and extensions to historic properties. They have a successful track record of achieving planning consent, including works to Grade I Listed buildings and National Policy Planning Framework Paragraph 79 (formerly Paragraph 55) submissions, under which homes of exceptional design are occasionally approved to be built in rural areas. Current and recently completed country house projects are found throughout the United Kingdom including the Cotswolds, the Midlands, Cornwall and Scotland, as well as in Texas in the USA.

The practice has extensive experience of estate masterplanning and development, where a wide range of estate buildings have been designed and built, or renovated, including chapels and memorials; pools, gymnasiums and leisure facilities; stables; estate cottages; and garden pavilions.

Townhouses form a further area of expertise for the practice which has previously completed new build projects, as well as renovations and extensions to Listed and historic properties in London.

Sacred and monumental architecture is very important to the practice, particularly the design of chapels and mausoleums, for which it is renowned. The integration of sculpture into these projects is a hallmark of the design approach and Craig Hamilton has collaborated with the neo-Classical sculptor Professor Alexander Stoddart, Sculptor in Ordinary to H.M. The King in Scotland, over many years, on a number of projects including two chapels, two mausoleums and a pool pavilion in the United Kingdom, and large commercial office buildings and a memorial tower in Dallas, Texas, where an extensive programme of sculpture has been provided.

The practice is involved with every aspect of a project including the design of bespoke fabrics, cabinetry, furniture, fittings and stained glass. In this way the practice embraces a way of making architecture that is unusual in the 21st century and which is built upon longstanding, successful working relationships with a wide range of highly skilled craftspeople. The practice also works with a network of respected consultants.

Find out more at craighamiltonarchitects.com.

Ian Adam-Smith Architects specialise in designing ‘The English Country House’. With over 25 years of experience, their work ranges from thoughtful additions to listed buildings to the development of entire private estates. Their unmatched attention to detail and expertise makes them the ideal partner for anyone seeking to create their dream home in the countryside.

Recently joining the practice is Ian’s son, Mungo. Inspired by the craft from a young age, Mungo now co-leads the practice with his father, bringing a fresh perspective and shared passion for excellence.

Based in Fernhurst, West Sussex, the Ian Adam-Smith Architects team is dedicated to working with both private clients and developers to design homes that evoke the charm of period properties yet are built with the highest standards of modern craftsmanship. Their expertise extends to the restoration of significant Arts and Crafts houses by renowned architects like Lutyens, Voysey, Shaw, and Lorimer. In these projects, they take great care to return the homes to their original splendour while integrating sustainable technologies for long-term value.

With a holistic approach that spans from interiors to landscaping, Ian Adam-Smith Architects collaborate with a trusted network of designers, craftsmen, and consultants to deliver the best possible results. Their team’s vision captures the essence of each project, creating spaces that feel timeless and deeply personal.

Having completed over 700 projects, primarily private homes and estates across West Sussex, Hampshire, Surrey, London, and internationally from France to Barbados, Ian Adam-Smith Architects are known for their commitment to understanding clients' needs and building lasting relationships. This dedication ensures a loyal clientele who return time and time again.

With a strong network of experts, ranging from landscape designers and cabinet makers to project managers and planning consultants, Ian Adam-Smith Architects lead every project with energy, passion, and experience to craft exceptional country houses.

Find out more at ianadam-smith.co.uk.

Based in the heart of the Cotswolds, J Rigg Construction is built on a foundation of craftsmanship, integrity, and a deep appreciation for the charm of the region’s architecture.

It's a construction company that specialises in delivering high-quality building and renovation services, combining traditional techniques with modern innovation to create homes that are as beautiful as they are functional.

With over 50 years’ experience, working on a range of properties, from manor houses and listed buildings to bespoke new builds, J Rigg understands the unique demands of construction in the Cotswolds. The team of highly skilled craftsmen are passionate about preserving the heritage and aesthetic of the area while meeting the highest standards of quality and performance.

Quality Without Compromise.

Find out more at jriggconstruction.co.uk

Website: https://watlingreclamation.co.uk/

Telephone: 01327 811888

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Based in the South Midlands, Watling Reclamation is a renowned supplier of reclaimed building materials, passionately committed to sustainability within construction, and preserving the architectural heritage of the United Kingdom. Rooted in a profound respect for history and the environment, the company is built on the belief that sustainability and unique garden or building projects aren’t mutually exclusive. Indeed, they are complimentary activities, and reclaimed materials should be the default position for many projects. From small personal projects to small and medium scale housing developments, reclaimed materials can often bring history and aesthetics to fulfil requirements more completely than new products.

History

Founded in 2012 by Neill and Julie Taylor, Watling Reclamation began as a modest operation, selling surplus reclaimed materials from their development of an old Northamptonshire dairy farm into Pury Hill Business Park. Pury Hill is a unique, rural business park comprising over 50 commercial offices, and notable for its wide use of reclaimed building materials. Recognising the intrinsic value of these materials, the company sought to preserve and repurpose them rather than allow them to be discarded or crushed to rubble. Over the years, Watling Reclamation has grown from a small, local initiative into a respected name in the reclamation industry.

Architectural Materials

A large proportion of its extensive inventory focuses on architectural and landscaping materials such as reclaimed bricks, roofing tiles, building stone, and walling items such as pier caps and copings. Indeed, our collection of Staffordshire Blue wall copings is one of the largest in the country and the company strives to maintain its wide variety. 

Because building restoration and refurbishment can have restrictions on materials, Watling Reclamation works hard to carry as wide a selection of reclaimed materials as possible, with bricks a particular priority. In some instances, it’s not always possible to find an exact match, so we also carry new, replica bricks, can cut some stone items to suit specific projects, or will try to source items required. 

The four acre site caters to both individual homeowners and small to medium-scale developers alike. Watling Reclamation works with and regularly supplies stately homes, estate managers, restoration and development companies.

Gardens & Landscapes

With a wide customer base, from keen enthusiasts to such luminaries as Gold Medal winning, Chelsea Flower Show designer Tom Stuart-Smith, it’s no surprise to see that Watling Reclamation’s garden focus is on distinctive individual pieces. Reclaimed stone troughs, statuary and millstones sit alongside the UK’s largest contemporary terracotta planters and both Corten Steel and zinc focal points. In particular, stone troughs are a consistently robust segment of the business, with regular sourcing trips across the UK and Europe to keep pace with demand. We have our own suppliers of Italian terracotta planters, capable of producing pots large enough for a sizeable tree! 

Water is a common theme among the larger garden features stocked at the site. Stone fountains and troughs, hand carved stone apple presses and galvanised water tanks are in constant demand from garden designers, homeowners and even film production companies. Their projects range from individual homes to corporate sites and intriguing film sets!

When it comes to landscaping, a wide selection of reclaimed and new paving is always available, with a particular focus on reclaimed Yorkstone and new Limestone from our own suppliers in Rajasthan, India. Reclaimed Granite cobbles, Staffordshire Blue stable and diamond pavers are staples in this category and constantly being replenished.

Ethics and Values

The company takes its name from Watling Street, an ancient Roman road that runs from Dover to Shrewsbury and on which the reclamation yard is situated. This historical reference underscores Watling Reclamation's dedication to bridging the past and the present, enabling the survival of traditional building materials while embracing modern sustainability principles.

The company operates under a clear set of ethical principles that prioritise environmental stewardship, historical preservation, and community engagement. Central to Watling Reclamation's ethos is the commitment to reducing waste and promoting resource efficiency. Salvaging and reusing building materials, reduces the demand for new resources, minimising the environmental impact of relevant construction projects. So each brick, timber beam, or roofing slate the company can save represents a reduction in landfill and a step toward a circular economy.

Likewise, by recovering historical architectural elements, the company ensures this heritage is enjoyed by future generations. This approach preserves antique materials and provides contemporary builders with authentic materials that can’t easily be replicated by modern manufacturing techniques.

With this knowledge and extensive stockholding, Watling Reclamation works closely with local tradesmen to support the preservation of historical structures and promote sustainable building practices. The company also works with architects, builders, and designers to advise on the benefits and use of reclaimed materials within their specific projects.

The construction industry is one of the largest contributors to global waste and carbon emissions, and the company’s work addresses these challenges head-on. By salvaging materials that would otherwise be discarded, Watling Reclamation helps conserve natural resources and reduce the energy required to produce new building components. Moreover, the company’s process of sorting and grading reclaimed materials helps prepare them for reuse, extending their lifecycle and maximising their value.

For further information please visit watlingreclamation.co.uk

Website: https://www.timberpride.co.uk/

Telephone: 01666 504 436

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Years of experience, knowledge, and expertise

At Timberpride, we have been working with oak since 1995 and have built up a huge range of experience in designing and crafting just about any size and type of oak framed building. Whatever space you have in mind, we have the expertise to bring your dreams to life. As well as hand-working beautiful timbers, we are also experts in design and will use the latest software and imaging tools to demonstrate a project from every angle before we start work. Practical, durable, and beautiful, each Timberpride oak-framed building is unique and built to stand for decades if not centuries.

Homegrown, sustainable, forever there

We personally select British oak from well-managed woodlands, haul to our sawmill in the heart of the Cotswolds, and then grade and mill each saw log ready to go to the workshop for the framers to start working the timbers by hand. As we have our own sawmill, we can control every step of the process, allowing us to use each tree to its maximum efficiency and create a sustainable and durable frame. Milled from the round, each oak beam is graded ready for the carpenters.

The frames are then hand-crafted with love by our experts, using time-honoured woodworking techniques. Our artisan carpenters know how to read the grain to create the most structurally sound and beautiful oak trusses for every construction. Each piece fits with absolute precision, it’s the framer’s eye and skill which means that nothing is wasted and every component will fit the first time. The carpenters’ pride is evident in the personal witness marks they leave in the timber to create a lasting record of their work.

Handpicked and handcrafted

There is strength in tradition. The skills Timberpride uses go back centuries and have played an integral part in some of the nation’s greatest and most long-standing buildings. Each beam, truss, and joint crafted at Timberpride is equally durable, with the strength of time-honored skill and understanding at its core. Working with oak means anything is possible, from classic farmhouse style to modern contemporary minimalism. From simple oak trusses to a complete conservatory, sunroom, or oak frame garage; we can create the space and style you are dreaming of.

At Timberpride, we also design and fit glazing, doors, and windows directly onto any of our oak frames, using our air-dried cover boards to create a weathertight seal and a beautiful finish. As well as ensuring that each building is robust, we do everything we can to ensure British oak and woodland will last, working with sustainable forests and passing the skills we have learned onto the next generation. When you choose Timberpride, you can rest assured that your beautiful building is also doing amazing work to sustain an industry and a natural resource that is part of our nation’s rich heritage.

Call today for a bespoke design

If you’re passing through Tetbury in the Cotswolds, we invite you to see our artisans at work, as they expertly turn beautiful oak timbers into unique building frames. In the meantime, visit our website to see the range of buildings and projects we can help create, and how we can make oak the perfect backdrop to whatever space and style you desire.

For more information visit timberpride.co.uk or call the team on 01666 504 436

With a rich heritage spanning over 65 years and four generations, RW Armstrong has earned a reputation as a building company committed to delivering the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship, where tradition meets innovation in construction excellence.

We offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to construction projects of any scale. Working closely with both clients and professional teams, we consistently deliver high-end residential projects with exceptional outcomes, from restoring listed properties and renovating period homes to constructing contemporary new builds.

When you choose RW Armstrong you can be sure that our team will manage every aspect of your property project with meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to quality, from initial concepts through to the final finishing touches.

For further details visit RWArmstrong.co.uk

Overview

Rose of Jericho is a trusted manufacturer and supplier of traditional materials essential for the conservation, repair and decoration of historic buildings.

Building Conservation Experts

Rose of Jericho has been at the forefront of the building conservation industry for over three decades. Highly regarded for their commitment to the research, development, and supply of authentic materials, their specialist advice covers all aspects of the sympathetic decoration and repair of historic buildings.

Handcrafted Products

Rose of Jericho paints, limewashes, lime mortars, and plasters are meticulously handmade to order in Dorset. Tailored for use in traditional buildings, they are created using only natural and sustainable ingredients, including artist-quality earth and mineral powder pigments selected from the best sources worldwide.
Suitable for both interior and exterior applications, the extensive palette of traditional and classic colours boasts a unique warmth and beauty, with subtle variations in colour and tone adding to their charm. A colour matching service, regularly used by many heritage bodies, can provide bespoke colours for individual projects.

Expert Advice

The Rose of Jericho expertise also extends to analysing historic building materials, offering impartial technical advice on various aspects of building conservation, and on the correct specification and use of limes, mortars, and other traditional decorative finishes.

This unique perspective enables Rose of Jericho to provide authentic advice and quality materials to homeowners, professionals and craftsmen alike.

For further details please visit Roseofjericho.co.uk

Website: www.adamarchitecture.com

Telephone: 01962 843843

Email: contact@adamarchitecture.com

Address: London: Somerset House, West Wing, Strand, London WC2R 1LA and Winchester: Old Hyde House, 75 Hyde St, Winchester SO23 7DW

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The approach

ADAM Architecture are traditional and classical architects and enjoy working on a diverse range of projects in three main categories; new buildings, works to existing and historical buildings, and urban planning delivering new towns and developments across the UK.

ADAM Architecture take a progressive approach, taking the lessons of the past into the future. Combined with the latest advancements in technology to complement modern living, they look beyond minimising the carbon footprint of their projects and seek to promote increasingly sustainable lifestyles to deliver beautiful design alongside environmental, social, and economic value. They prove time and again that sustainability and traditional design are not mutually exclusive.

ADAM Architecture find designing new homes is not just about meeting a client brief, but also consideration of the area - the history, the landscape and climate, along with the prevailing materials and common architectural influences. Each project is unique and completely tailored to its context, with timeless design at the heart of their work.

When restoring and remodelling historic buildings, they conduct detailed heritage research, appreciating each intervention is a new chapter within the history of the building– handled with care and exquisitely designed to provide healthy, comfortable, and enjoyable spaces.

Why their clients choose ADAM Architecture

Whether building a new home in the town or country, or restoring and altering historical houses, many of their private clients are motivated by the opportunity to contribute to the evolving tradition of the English country house.

Equally commercial clients and landowners rely on their experience, thought-leadership, and strong reputation to design and deliver exemplary projects.

The team is experienced and incredibly committed, and has a track record of designing and constructing award winning buildings. The team enjoys collaborating with many of the best interior and landscape designers who share the same passion and focus to provide a professional and enjoyable experience.

Exciting projects coming up

Seeing many projects completed is always a joy, equal to the anticipation of starting new ones with amazing clients and collaborations with so many talented designers. They have an ambitious team and invest heavily in career progression to ensure opportunities for all, genuinely looking forward to all these ongoing collaborations, both within the office and outside.

For more information please visit adamarchitecture.com

About the company

The Oxford & London Building Consultancy Ltd is an established and respected, privately owned company specialising in the repair and sympathetic alteration of historic buildings.

OLBC are based in London, but happily work anywhere in the general Thames Valley area, and occasionally further afield for long standing clients. Most of our works have been in the Home Counties, Greater London & Oxfordshire.

Marc Stchedroff has been OLBC’s Managing Director since 2005. Rosie Caley joined OLBC as Design Director in 2007. Rosie studied at The Architecture Association, producing a well received thesis that was published by the Georgian Group. In 2009, The Oxford & London Building Consultancy was created to holistically manage clients' design, planning and listed building consents.

“We care about everything we do, design detail and craftmanship is everything to us” Marc Stchedroff, MD

Specialisms

The practice is particularly skilled at altering, extending, and restoring period buildings including Georgian, Regency, Victorian & Edwardian. A good number of GII and GII* Georgian and Regency buildings have passed through OLBC’s care.

OLBC is renowned for its timeless, English interior design. From refined town houses and country pads to apartments, OLBC’s interiors radiate palpable calm and are celebrated for their new English style. Their commissions come largely through word of mouth, and they have developed a reputation for delivering a seamless mix of high quality traditional and contemporary interiors.

“OLBC achieved the impossible turning our Georgian two bedroom Brompton Cross cottage into a stunning family home whilst it still looked like a sweet double fronted cottage from the front. It is our favourite house it is such a relaxing space to be in.” Martin Shields – client

Ethos

Their philosophy is to inspire and delight discerning clients with an unwavering commitment to intelligent design, traditional craftsmanship and beautiful materials.

OLBC designs tend toward a hybrid layered aesthetic, incorporating a carefully curated selection of contemporary work juxtaposed with antiques and vintage pieces. Each interior is an opportunity to play with mood, by adding a freshness of texture and depth. The design team, led by Design Director Rosie Caley, takes pride in breathing life back into old buildings and in producing high quality interiors for their clients, which are suitable for modern living.

“We are passionate about creating beautiful homes that fit the lifestyle of our clients and their families. An elegant, well-functioning floor plan is timeless, but design fashions come and go, so we aim to mix classic style with the occasional trend to give each home a natural sense of evolving over time” – Rosie Caley, Design Director

Craftsmanship

OLBC have an old school approach to construction, preferring to use key in-house trades where possible. They have, over the decades, built up superb relationships with a large number of the finest artisans to provide a true atelier service.

Collaborative working

OLBC take pride in working as a team and are very happy to work with any consultants and contractors that share our passion and commitment to our projects.

Research

Meticulous archival research is an essential step when OLBC embarks on projects involving heritage projects.

You can get a feel for the level of detail that their team has unearthed from archives all around the country and have put together for local schools for fun in our From The Archives project pages on our website.

Basements

With their own in-house basement and structural teams, they are able to rely less on subcontractors than their competitors. Meaning they are able to start projects without long mobilisation periods and because their own teams know the OLBC working methods and system, they are able to work in very sensitive locations.

The OLBC teams cover everything from structural design to indoor swimming pools and wine rooms.

For further information please view www.olbc.co.uk

Website: https://millwayuk.com/

Telephone: 01264 782010

Email: office@millwayuk.com

Address: Barrow Hill Barn, Wallop Road Over Wallop Stockbridge SO20 8HY

Millway are trusted builders, specialising in high-end residential projects across the south of England.

Established in 1971, still family owned and managed, Millway has a solid reputation for high quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Their portfolio includes prestigious new builds, unique country homes, period and listed building renovations, and partnerships with estate management clients.

For more information visit millwayuk.com

Giles Quarme Architects is an award-winning architectural practice specialising in the repair of historic buildings and the creation of new buildings in historic settings.

GQA are based in London, but happily work anywhere in the UK, and occasionally abroad if required. They are currently working in the Cotswolds, Sussex, Surrey, Shropshire, Cambridge, Oxfordshire, Greater London, Kent, and Glasgow.

The practice is particularly skilled at altering, extending, and restoring Georgian Buildings.

About GQA

The practice was started by Giles Quarme in 1987 after a period working with John Dickinson on a series of critically acclaimed conservation/restoration projects. In 2019 Giles Quarme & Associates became Giles Quarme Architects and Natasha Brown officially joined Giles as a co-director in 2021 after originally joining the practice in 2001.

Together they run a small and brilliant team of architects who specialise in building conservation and traditional, timeless design, whilst maintaining a respect for important historic fabric and architectural significance. The practice believes in producing works of the highest quality and prioritising longevity; and as a result, has won numerous awards for residential, commercial, and public buildings over the years. Our team includes a SPAB Lethaby Scholar, an École de Chaillot Scholar and architects with a love and passion for design, space, and detailing with decades of experience.

GQA is a Conservation accredited practice and is on several important framework agreements including the National Trust and the GLA. However, most of our residential projects come from personal recommendation and are through “word of mouth”, including projects like Althorp, Chilham Castle, Glynde Place, Wiston House, Holland Park, and 100 Bayswater Road, J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan house.

GQA’s Approach

GQA works closely with clients, consultants, and contractors to provide completed projects with the highest quality finish. The practice uses a combination of traditional detailing, historic research, and modern additions to create an end product that allows the historic elements and contemporary uses of the building to work seamlessly together to meet with the owners aspirations.

We understand the importance of a good working relationship with all stakeholders, including Conservation Officers, Planners and Historic England, which ensures that our proposals obtain their support and encouragement which facilitates obtaining planning and listed building consent.

As Historic England state, “the best use of an historic asset is one that provides a viable future for it.”

We take pride in working as a team and are very happy to work with any consultants and contractors that share our passion and commitment to our projects.

“Consistency is found in that work whose whole and detail are suitable to the occasion. It arises from circumstance, custom and nature.” — Vitruvius

Awards

We are very pleased to have been nominated for an RIBA award this year our work at JM Barrie’s former home on the edge of Hyde Park and for a Civic Trust Award for our restoration of a Georgian Gentleman’s residence, which also won a Georgian Group Award last year.

We are fortunate to have won numerous awards over the years including an RICS Award for Althorp and Glynde, the Sussex Heritage Awards for Glynde Place and Pitshill, and the Georgian Group Awards for Bentley Priory, Roehampton House and Althorp.

Thorp

We are a multi-disciplinary design studio comprising a highly creative team of architects and designers with a wealth of experience and a heritage spanning five decades. Our offices are based on Sloane Street, London, SW1 and we currently have a team of twelve talented individuals: five architects, five designers an accountant and administrator.

What We Do

We specialise in an active unity of design approach, designing and managing all aspects of a project, architectural and interior design, furnishing and decoration, art curation, gardens, and landscaping. Typically, our work is large turnkey projects for private clients in England and all around the world.

These range from either an initial green field site or the refurbishment of an existing building and encompass commercial projects such as restaurants and gyms and even state of the art horse boxes with living accommodation.

How we work

From the outset of a project our designers work collaboratively designing bespoke buildings with wholly integrated interiors totally unified as one to answer the client’s unique needs for that property. A large proportion of the furniture and furnishings are designed by us specifically for every individual client’s property and location.

We regularly work together with other leading designers and craftspeople specialising in a specific discipline be that glass, wood, stone, textiles etc. For all our projects we link with living artists creating works for our clients and together we create private art collections for many of them. In our studio in London, we have an in-house art gallery where we can showcase specific artists and their work.

Where we work

We have completed work across the globe, ski chalets in Europe and the USA, private villa in Thailand, penthouse apartment in Miami, holiday homes in the South of France and the Caribbean. We have also worked on private jets, gyms, health clubs, golf clubs and restaurants alongside countless residential homes in the UK.

We are currently in the final installation stages of two large newbuild turnkey overseas projects. A private mountain house in the exclusive Yellowstone Club, USA and a large villa on Lake Como. Together with an Oakley Horse box with accommodation for 6 horses and their humans! All projects were commissioned at the start of lockdown and have been completed despite the inability for us to travel to site due to the pandemic.

Current Projects

Overseas we are in the early design stages of a large private lake-side residence in Connecticut; a private house outside New York; a large holiday home on the coast outside Lisbon, Portugal. Closer to home we are working on four private homes for our clients.

For more information please visit: www.thorp.co.uk

Tom Turner Architects draws inspiration from the beauty of vernacular farmhouses, Jacobean manors and the measured formality of Georgian architecture. At the heart of the practice is a deep respect for the evolution of the English House, paired with a clear understanding of how people live today.

Whether working with historic buildings or designing new homes rooted in tradition, the practice creates houses that feel entirely of their place and are cherished by those who live in them.

The studio’s work is guided by a belief that good architecture is timeless and is shaped by craft, proportion and atmosphere rather than fashion. For Tom and his team tradition is not static but living and adaptable, offering a rich foundation for contemporary life. Their projects draw on the lessons of the past while embracing modern needs, comfort and longevity.

A strong, collaborative relationship with each client underpins every project. Recognising that building or restoring a home is both a personal and demanding undertaking, the practice has developed a rigorous and carefully considered process that brings clarity and confidence to the journey. The aim is always to ensure that time, care and investment are rewarded with homes of lasting quality.

The team’s work is driven by the belief that houses should enhance everyday life. Each project seeks to capture the emotional character of its setting, including the landscape, history and atmosphere of a place, and weave this together with thoughtful new architecture, creating homes that feel generous and enduring, now and for generations to come.

Founded in Sussex, Tom Turner Architects is a small, harmonious studio united by a shared passion for the English Country House. For both the team and their clients, there is a lasting pleasure in uncovering the stories held within old buildings, and in shaping new chapters that sit comfortably within this long architectural tradition.

For more information visit tomturnerarchitects.com

With over 30 years of experience in specialist construction, Knowles is widely regarded as a leading expert in complex, super-prime projects across London and the Home Counties.

Founded by Robin Knowles, the family-run business has built a renowned reputation for excellence, offering a truly comprehensive and unique service within the construction industry.

Delivering Excellence, In-House

Knowles is distinguished by its ability to retain in-house specialisms across all divisions, ensuring greater control over project management, quality, and programme duration. This ethos allows Knowles to be dynamic, agile, and self-sufficient, delivering and managing work directly; a truly unique service and offering within industry.

Specialist and General Construction

Aiming to always exceed expectations, Knowles' construction service is all-encompassing, covering every aspect of a super-prime project, from structural works to the finest interior finishes. This end-to-end approach guarantees quality, professionalism, and efficiency from start to finish.

Knowles thrives on the complex and challenging projects that many other contractors would shy away from, making Knowles a trusted partner for architects, quantity surveyors, and many private clients alike. Our specialist skills, expert knowledge, and decades of experience, alongside a focus on innovation and value engineering, enable Knowles to consistently offer an unparalleled and renowned service, continually setting the benchmark for quality and craftsmanship within the industry.

Expert Knowledge & Prestigious Estates

With a long-standing presence in London and the Home Counties, Knowles is expertly versed in the complexities of working within prestigious Borough Councils, conservation areas, and privately owned estates, including The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster Council, Knightsbridge Conservation Area, as well as the prestigious Grosvenor, Cadogan, Eyre, Wentworth, and Crown estates.

Unrivalled Craftsmanship

Knowles has an established network of preferred designers, suppliers, and craftsmen, ranging from swimming pool and landscaping specialists to stonemasons and joiners, ensuring the perfect finish on every project.

London

Operating within the super-prime sector for over three decades, Knowles' London division has earned a renowned reputation for delivering exceptional work across the capital and the many prestigious borough estates. Knowles' London division provides a comprehensive service, from planning assistance to final finishes and beyond, working on a range of architectural styles from classic stucco townhouses to Palladian park-side Villas.

Country

The Knowles Country division provides our renowned service to all key regions outside the M25, from the Cotswolds and Wiltshire, to Surrey, Berkshire and Hertfordshire. Our team have delivered some of the finest private residences and country estates, upholding the same experience, principles, ethos and dynamism applied throughout the wider business.

Structures

Structural work is at the heart of everything that Knowles does. For over three decades, our Structures Division has led the way in complex basement construction and superstructure work. Our unrivalled experience makes Knowles one of the most trusted structural experts.

Special Projects & Aftercare

Created to service new and existing clients with their unique property needs, our Special Projects division provides an efficient, white-glove service for projects that, while smaller in scale, require intricate attention to detail and complexity.

Knowles' aftercare service is the final touch to any project, providing a commitment to ongoing day-to-day support for Clients. A reflection on our belief that excellence extends beyond project completion, ensuring that properties remain in pristine condition for years to come.

These pillars of excellence is the foundation upon which Knowles is built.

For more information see knowles.uk.com.

Smallwood Architects is an award winning company with nearly 50 years of experience, specialising in providing a very personal service to clients in delivering beautiful buildings of the highest quality. With offices in London and the West Country and a strong team in Ireland we are happy to provide services throughout the UK as well as internationally.

About Smallwood Architects

Smallwood Architects was founded by Christopher Smallwood in 1976 to provide a very personal service to clients in delivering to them beautiful buildings of the highest quality.

Our commissions come largely through word of mouth, and in the intervening years we have grown to achieve a reputation for delivering high quality traditional and contemporary design throughout the UK, Europe, the US and beyond.

We specialise in the private residential, equestrian architecture and hospitality sectors.

Our motto is “Creating Beautiful Buildings that Enhance our Clients’ Lives”.

Our approach

Our philosophy is that the outstanding architecture of the past can inspire the architecture of our time.

Our approach is simple – we aim to get to know you and your ambitions and to design a beautiful space or building tailored to you as an exact fit. Whether your project is for sensitive alterations to a Grade 1 Listed castle or for a new stand-alone contemporary house, we bring the same personal approach.

Drawing upon our extensive creative experience, professional expertise and cultural awareness we aim for you to enjoy the complex process in safe hands.

The Team

We are a diverse group of people, of several nationalities, all sharing strong design and work values. A mix of experienced architects, technologists and assistants, we are a Chartered RIBA practice with a passion for creative design of the highest quality.

Several members of our team have been with us for many years, sharing our development as a practice entirely focussed on working with our clients to make a complex process understandable and enjoyable.

Our team extends beyond our own staff into networks of allied professionals, many the most excellent within their own professions, whose shared values have joined with us in repeated delivery of successful projects to our clients.

Our strength is in our talented and personable staff. We enjoy what we do.

Collaboration / Relationships

We are very proud to have long relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. We have many repeat clients who have been with Smallwood Architects for over 30 years, and are coming back to complete further projects with us. They trust us to provide quality environment and improve the lives of their families, employees and clients.

They cherish our design skills and professionalism but also the calm and organised way in which we progress with their projects and our ability not to overcomplicate matters.

See more at www.smallwoodarchitects.co.uk

Great buildings come from great clients.

Masters of country house craftsmanship

Few building firms can claim the pedigree, expertise, and sheer dedication to their craft that Moulding offers. Whether entrusted with the restoration of an ancient castle, the meticulous maintenance of a heritage estate, or the creation of a new country house in the grand tradition, they bring an unparalleled level of skill and integrity to every commission.

For over two centuries, the name Moulding has been synonymous with excellence in the building and restoration of the finest country houses across the South of England. With a heritage stretching back to 1798, this 8th-generation family firm has firmly established itself as the foremost builder of high-end country houses, seamlessly blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation.

Today, under the expert stewardship of Tim Moulding, the firm employs over 130 highly skilled craftspeople, including master stonemasons, joiners, and conservation specialists, each dedicated to the meticulous art of country house construction and restoration. This commitment to excellence has earned Moulding a place in the Country Life Top 100 for an unrivalled ten consecutive years, with a reputation as one of Britain’s top five builders.

A legacy of excellence

What sets Moulding apart is its commitment to craftsmanship, historic authenticity and its ability to blend modern technologies and methods with traditional approaches. Each project, whether an ambitious new build or the delicate restoration of a Georgian, Victorian or Edwardian country house, is approached with the same meticulous attention to detail that has been the hallmark of the company.

Unlike many modern construction firms, which rely on subcontractors, Moulding has invested in its own in-house bespoke joinery workshop, ensuring that every element of a build - from grand oak staircases to intricate panelling and cabinetry - meets the highest standards of artistry. Their ability to marry traditional building methods with contemporary technology means that whether designing a Palladian-inspired new country residence or restoring the fabric of a historic estate, the firm delivers work of unparalleled quality and future-proofs the building for generations to come.

Custodians of Britain’s Built Heritage

Beyond its private commissions, Moulding is entrusted with the conservation and maintenance of some of Britain’s most iconic historic sites. Working closely with English Heritage, the firm is responsible for the ongoing preservation of Stonehenge, Lulworth Castle, Old Sarum Castle, and Tintagel Castle, among many others. These are projects that demand specialist knowledge and sensitivity, ensuring that these national treasures are preserved for the future.

Such a role is not merely about structural integrity; it is about understanding the soul of a building. It requires an intricate knowledge of traditional materials, from the precise mix of lime mortar to the sourcing of stone that matches the original construction. Moulding’s team of conservation specialists are among the finest in the country, ensuring that each restoration is carried out with historical fidelity and lasting durability.

Creating timeless residences

For private clients seeking to build or restore a country house of distinction, Moulding offers an unrivalled level of service. The company has been responsible for some of the most impressive and beautiful residences across the South of England, creating homes that respect tradition while embracing contemporary living.

Their projects include everything from the meticulous renovation of historic manor houses to the construction of new-build country estates, executed with a level of detail that makes them indistinguishable from their 18th or 19th-century counterparts. Each commission is tailored to the client’s vision, yet underpinned by the firm’s architectural sensibility, technical expertise, and commitment to enduring quality.

A Moulding-built home is not merely a place to live; it is an investment in craftsmanship and heritage, a building that will stand proudly for generations to come.

Planned Preventative Maintenance

Owning a historic country house is both a privilege and a responsibility, requiring ongoing maintenance to preserve its fabric and integrity. Recognising this, Moulding offers a specialist Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) service, designed to anticipate and address potential issues before they become costly repairs.

From roof inspections to stonework conservation, the firm provides a bespoke maintenance plan tailored to each property’s unique needs. This proactive approach ensures that historic and newly built homes alike remain in pristine condition, protecting both their aesthetic and structural integrity.

Independent advice for country house projects

Beyond the craftsmanship of the main firm, Tim Moulding has extended his expertise into the realm of specialist consultancy. Through Country House Building Consultants Ltd (CHBC), he offers an independent advisory service tailored to private individuals embarking on the complex journey of a country house build or restoration.

Navigating the process of constructing or restoring a significant country residence is fraught with potential pitfalls, from planning restrictions and contractor selection to project delays and escalating costs. CHBC provides a strategic, practical, and cost-saving service, ensuring that clients receive expert guidance at every stage - from pre-purchase assessments to post-completion maintenance.

Whether a client is looking to build a new estate in the classic English tradition, renovate a Georgian manor, or restore a centuries-old family seat, CHBC ensures a smooth, informed, and rewarding experience.

Why Moulding?

In a niche sector where few firms truly specialise in country house construction and restoration, what makes Moulding stand apart? The answer lies in the depth of expertise, understanding of heritage, and personal approach that this family-run firm brings to every project.

• Generations of craftsmanship - Established in 1798, Moulding carries over 225 years of expertise in country house building and restoration.
• A true in-house service - From bespoke joinery to expert maintenance, every element is crafted by their own team of artisans.
• A trusted name in conservation - Maintaining some of England’s most treasured historic landmarks.
• Unrivalled reputation - Listed in the Country Life Top 100 for ten consecutive years, the firm is one of the most respected and accomplished residential building companies in Britain.
• A tailored approach - Whether a full new-build residence or a sensitive restoration, every project is approached with respect for tradition and an eye for enduring beauty.

A Moulding-built home is not just a house; it is a piece of living history, crafted with the same care and dedication that has defined the company since the late 18th century.

For those who appreciate the timeless elegance of a beautifully built home, Moulding is the benchmark.

To learn more about Moulding’s work, visit www.mouldingthebuilder.co.uk

For independent consultancy on country house projects, visit www.countryhousebuildingconsultants.co.uk

Classical and contemporary architecture at its best.

Johnston Cave Associates specialise in the repair, alteration and adaptation of historic buildings to provide discreet, sophisticated homes — meeting all the needs of contemporary family life without sacrificing any of their charm, character or qualities.

As architects, we strive to provide high quality service and excellence of design. We specialise in private house work and work to historic buildings. For most of our projects, these two aspects are combined. Through our commissions from individual private clients, we have gained considerable experience with the careful, sensitive design and construction of substantial buildings in established settings, more than often combined with the alteration of listed buildings and landscapes.

Working with, and in the context of, historic buildings, we have developed expertise in the integration of new designs and modern services into existing historic fabric.

Skills

This includes repair, restoration and conservation work. We are very comfortable working with private clients as part of a design team with other consultants, and we are used to working with skilled, respected and specialist contractors to produce high quality work. As a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Chartered Practice, a professional, considerate and discreet service is assured.

As well as our core domestic, projects, we also have a long track record in Corporate, Academic, Collegiate, Religious, Governmental and other building for a wide variety of Clients. High Quality, imaginative structures JCA have deservedly gained a reputation as architects for the design and construction of very high quality buildings for a number of discerning clients. We work with our clients to produce imaginative yet practical buildings with enduring qualities of appearance and texture.

We work with high quality specialists to apply traditional materials and craft skills in a contemporary manner and in careful repairs. Our buildings are expected to serve our clients and their families for generations.

For more information please visit: www.johnstoncave.com

Website: https://www.etonsofbath.com/

Telephone: 01225 639002

Address: 108 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BG

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Georgian Interior design specialists

Etons of Bath is an award-winning practice of specialist interior designers and project managers working on Georgian and Regency homes and hotels nationwide. We were awarded the Best Luxury Interior Designer in the South- West for our work in renovating and rejuvenating period buildings.

Our focus is on classically inspired interiors within the wonderful symmetry of Georgian properties. Our ethos combines a personable and expert approach with an obsession for customer service and interior design quality.

Design and project management services

Our team of 16 interior designers, architects and project managers excel at reimagining and then delivering stunning interiors for Georgian properties of all shapes and sizes - from country estates, town houses and apartments through to boutique hotels and commercial offices. 

Heritage buildings to suit you

Most of our projects involve working as part of larger teams to carefully restore and reimagine Grade 1 and 2 listed buildings. Our advice ranges from listed consent applications, planning, QS, interior architecture, interior design, sourcing, procurement and full project management of trades, installation and logistics.

Our journey starts with the client brief. We don’t have a ‘house style.’ So we’re able to interpret that brief within a Georgian building and symmetry.

We then ensure we deliver stunning interiors that turn heads and add value whilst best suiting clients’ taste, lifestyle, budget and timeframe.

Founded in 1954, WG Carter is a construction contractor specialising in the renovation of and extensions to high end residential houses as well as one-off architect designed new builds and restoration projects at some Oxford university colleges.

About 50% of our projects are with listed properties. We have a work force of 68 full time staff.

See more at www.wgcarter.co.uk

Website: www.westlandlondon.com

Telephone: +44(0)207 739 8094

Email: westland@westlandlondon.com

Address: Westland London 295 Willesden Lane London NW2 5HY

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Westland-London-159916461143222

Instagram: www.instagram.com/westlandlondonantiques

Westland London, established in 1969, specialise in fine period chimneypieces, fireplace accessories, fine furniture, lighting, and decorative and architectural antiques.

The company has built one of the finest and largest collections of antique chimneypieces in the world spanning the period from the 15th to the early 20th century; the product of over fifty years’ experience in the trade.

As specialists in antique fireplaces, Westland London has a team of restorers working to ensure that each object is preserved for centuries to come. These craftsmen have over 30 years’ experience using traditional techniques and antique tools to bring pieces back to life.

Buying an antique fireplace can be especially challenging and Westland London are always happy to help, whether it is looking at architectural plans, liaising with contractors, making an adjustment to ensure the perfect fit, or just being on hand to guide you through the selection process.

Working with antiques provides tremendous satisfaction and is an immense privilege. Tracing their provenance is an additional bonus, as each piece comes with a tangible, wholly unique, sense of history.

Westland London has clients all over the world, shipping pieces internationally whether it is the largest of fireplaces, or the most delicate of chandeliers. Detailed photography and meticulous descriptions allows clients to confidently purchase items without seeing them in the flesh, although the showroom is something not to be missed.

Whether you’re looking for something spectacular to finish a room or just to be inspired, Westland is certainly worth a visit.

Browse Stock

Website: www.stevensonsofnorwich.com

Telephone: 01603 400824

Email: info@stevensonsofnorwich.com

Address: Vulcan Road South, Norwich, NR6 6AF

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Stevensons specialise in the design, manufacture, restoration and installation of plaster ceilings, wall panels, plaster cornice and ceiling roses. We also offer a comprehensive bespoke mould service, including design, manufacture and installation.

Website: https://berkeleyplace.co.uk

Telephone: 07770 942190

Email: nick@berkeleyplace.co.uk

Address: Combe House, 33 Oakfield Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2AT and30 Brock Street, Bath BA1 2LN

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkeley_place

Berkeley Place is a unique construction company specialising in residential renovation and enhancement projects of the highest quality.

Offering a highly personalised service, their portfolio of projects mainly features listed and period properties, and involve supporting their clients with pre-purchase advice and feasibility, through the entire delivery process, to successful occupation.

Find out more at berkeleyplace.co.uk.

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Telephone: 01799 599208

Email: info@kpt.co.uk

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APPROACH

We will join you on a great adventure with your historic house. We are passionate about old buildings and the stories they tell. We will help achieve your dream renovation or extension and make it fun along the way. We have a network of highly skilled consultants and builders to create the most beautiful builds.

Website: https://rodicdavidson.co.uk/

Telephone: 020 7043 3551

Email: enquiries@rodicdavidson.co.uk

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Rodić Davidson was established in 2006. The Practice, led by directors, Ben Davidson and Sinisa Rodić, has worked on historic building interventions where its has balanced design rigour, heritage constraints and commercial drivers.

The Practice works with private clients and professional developers across three core project categories: new buildings in locations of historical or natural interest; refurbishments and extensions for existing or historic buildings; and adaptive reuse.

Rodić Davidson is based in Bloomsbury, but has experience working across a wide range of contexts and legislative frameworks. Their portfolio includes Grade 1 listed buildings, Grade II* listed townhouses and apartments in Westminster, Camden, and Kensington, and & Chelsea to new builds and converted barns and country houses in Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Sussex the Cotswolds and other areas of the English countryside. 

The practice’s strong track record securing estate management, planning and listed building consents in sensitive or logistically complex locations has empowered them to refurbish and revive some of the finest residences in central London, and to make their own contributions to architectural history with a programme of newbuild and restoration work extending across Britain.

Rodić Davidson is a RIBA Chartered practice and has many long-term, repeat clients come from personal recommendations from clients, who have remarked upon their commitment to excellence in terms of both design and management.

The practice conducts extensive documentary research and architectural analysis to ensure a productive, complementary relationship with their surroundings; and the best functional, aesthetic, and financial outcome for the client. From Sartor House on Carlyle Square to Brandsby Hall In Yorkshire, their portfolio is the material manifestation of their commitment to considered, contextual design and iterative dialogue at all stages of the design, planning and construction process.

Project specifications, contact details, and regular construction progress updates are available on their website at rodicdavidson.co.uk.