Our barn conversion project located in Cheshire has recently been approved via Class Q permission and we are currently working on the technical design stage. The project includes the conversion of two linked barns, one of which is steel-framed and the other is a timber-framed former piggery. Once completed the conversion will provide a spacious […]
The Hermitage is an extension and retro-fit project on an existing 1960’s property in Sale Green. The clients wanted to upgrade their poorly insulated house and improve the aesthetics and appearance from the road through the demolition of the former garage. Externally, the modest extensions are shown to have minimal impact on the existing house […]
Greenspace Architects were offered an opportunity to transform a deconsecrated chapel into “Somewhere that was both a home and a workplace, somewhere that both respected its original use and function, but somewhere which was also innovative and contemporary.” With the building set into a steep north-facing slope, getting light – particularly direct sunlight – into […]
This project sees the restoration of a former engine house, Grade II listed and in a state of disrepair. Our clients are seeking to create a fantastic piece of residential architecture which complements and sympathises with the existing derelict structures. All of the existing openings save for the door to the old boiler house have been […]
Greenspace Architects were appointed to bring a derelict Grade II listed home back in to use as a family dwelling whilst improving thermal comfort and reducing its carbon footprint. The property had widespread dry and wet rot following years of neglect, requiring extensive timber treatment and stripping back before work could begin to re-instate modern […]