We have been restoring and extending a former Lodge, which was damaged due to flooding. We were successful on this project in obtaining Planning and Listed Building Consent for double glazed windows, a first in the Derbyshire Dales. The photograph shows one of the bedrooms with storage space and a glazed screen with ensuite behind.

Our "bird of prey" crazy golf course is now under construction at Rosliston Forestry Centre.

With a great deal of help from Gordon Constable and Tony Coates of GC Construction we have designed a new play structure for the school. The children watched the building as it was constructed and have been playing at "builders" ever since!

The house is now complete and our clients have moved in. The landscaping is nearly finished and the sedum roof is just beginning to flower!

The single story extension which incorporates a first floor sleeping gallery is near to completion.

This photo was taken on a recent visit to the site, we will take more when the project is fully complete.

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I have been on work experience with Derek Trowell Architects for a week. They gave me a project to help them with. I built a model of a proposal to extend and alter the Weston Centre in Duffield. This has been built to scale, and will be used to show the users of the building our ideas. Jade Craddock.

We have recently been commissioned to design a crazy golf course and children's sculpture trail at Rosliston Forestry Centre.
We have worked closely with the client, sculpturer and Derwent Treescapes in order to produce an interesting design using a series of timber decks set in woodland. Sweeping paths link the decks and ensure the game is fully accessible.

We are very pleased to have obtained permission for the small, sustainable replacementdwelling on a steeply sloping site in Oker, Derbyshire. Our clients were keen to maximise the stunning south facing views whilest respecting the privacy of their neighbours. To do this we designed a carefully crafted timber balcony off the living space and looking accross the valley.

A Listed Barn in Ednaston, Derbyshire has been altered and restored to provide family living space and a small study gallery. The new staircase fits carefully into an opening between the barn and the original farmhouse with an oak half truss supporting the roof above.

The house sits high up on the edge of the quarry with elevated views to the south across the valley. More details of the house can be found in the portfolio section.