Structural Engineering, Interior Design and Conservation
Architectural
We work on oak framed garden room extensions with Timberpride, Tetbury. In addition to the extension, a large opening was formed in the existing rear wall. Below are some of the in progress photographs with final images here – Oak Frame Extension.
Oak Frame Supplier – Timberpride
Contractor – Corella Construction
We worked on this project with Austin Design Works a few years ago. It was previously a house and separate garage but now fully upgraded and with a contemporary link. The building makes the most of the views across the valley towards Inchbrook. There are a few in progress photographs below but follow this link to see the final design – Cotswold Stone Family Home.
We have invested in some new software to analyse and design complex connections and member shapes using IdeaStatiCa Connection. We have been using it to check some cantilever members of a canopy with the lower plate in compression with potential buckling. It has the potential to check any shape of connection.
We have carried out the structural design of this contemporay extension to a property in Uley.
Architect: George King Architects
Further information can be found here.
We have been working on this contemporary make over of this house in Wotton under Edge. It has been a complete transformation of a house with extensions on three sides. There was a substantial part of the original rear wall removed to create a light filled room.
Designer: Oasys Property Solutions
Contractor: JAS Building Services
We have been working with Austin Design Works on this bespoke new build property for private clients. The property is named Mount Pleasant
The contractor was Stevenson Building Contractors Ltd.
Extensive alterations are being carried out to this bungalow in Stroud by removing the original roof and forming a new roof that will allow additional rooms. Due to the configuration of stairs and windows, there was no room for standard attic trusses so all of the new trusses are formed on site with timber and plywood glued and screwed together.
Architect: Design Farm Architects
Contractor: James Bowers Building Company
We have been working with Able Canopies to design the supporting structural elements for this shade sail canopy in Lancashire.
Taking apart a house by removing the roof of this house in Crudwell with Jagged Edge Design architects. The proposal is to extend the useable floor space at first floor level by reconfiguring the roof.
