The redevelopment of this site and the former town house conversion is an interesting and challenging project, within a Conservation Area.

Extension to the side of an existing building.

Currently this small, modest stone barn is uninhabited and is to be converted into a contemporary residential dwelling.

After a fire in the garage of this cottage, the clients to decided take the opportunity to extend upwards with a first floor extension over the existing garage providing an additional two en-suite bedrooms to their home.

This mid terraced property in Fowey is to have an existing single storey rear kitchen extension demolished and a new single and two storey combined extension built in its place.

The proposed development is for the demolition of this bungalow and replacement with a two storey five bedroom eco house, which will keep within the ridge height of the original bungalow by having the ground floor set within the sloped topography.

The property is a detached Grade II Listed house which was originally constructed in c1710. This property stands on the site of an ancient Cluniac Priory. Little of the original building remains, although some early carved stones have been excavated by previous owners.

This proposal is for a new single dwelling. A small two storey house located adjacent to Westcroft on Rock Road, Rock. Comments from a previous pre-planning application have helped to inform this proposal.

Stone barn conversion St Columb, Cornwall. The design retains original features with a sympathetic extension.

This old engine house on a farm in the outskirts of St Austell, Cornwall has been left in a state of dereliction since the area's mining heyday, its only occupants being the farm's flock of hens.

This contemporary proposal for a new three bedroom house along Biscovey Road, Par is designed with careful consideration to its context.

This bungalow style dwelling has been designed for a vacant site in Penwithick, north of St Austell.

Our clients have moved into their new home. Looks great!

The client wished to create a modern, light filled, energy efficient and low maintenance property whilst providing an adequate and adaptable living space. The existing bungalow was in a poor state of repair. It was poorly insulated and expensive to heat with no architectural merit.

New eco house in Looe, Cornwall, in an Area of Great Landscape Value. The modern design is dictated by a number of issues.

New build cottage style house.

New House in Carlyon Bay.

New house under construction in Lostwithiel. RRAS provided Building Regulation detail drawings, tender and contract admin services.

With separate vehicular access to the rear of their property, the client wished to utilise part of their existing large garden area for a new detached property.

This housing development project was for a four-storey building to hold twenty self-contained holiday let apartments at Watergate Bay. The building is a modern replacement to part of an existing established building within the client ownership.

A series of major refurbishment works to buildings within the curtilage of this Grade II Listed Building.

A new house within Tywardreath - it had to bridge the gap between the original cottages of the Conservation Area on one side and post war bungalows on the other.

A two-storey study and bedroom extension to an existing house on the edge of a Conservation Area.

A barn conversion and extension with a difference. The barn is sandwiched between a road and the edge of the council's development boundary, meaning a traditional extension would be unacceptable.

A single storey extension providing a new bedroom to an existing terraced house.

A large extension to an existing single bedroom bungalow.

A new house on the edge of St Just-in-Roseland.

New build cottage located centrally within Treveighan village, sited next to the old Post Office building.

As part of an ongoing farm diversification programme, this project was to convert one of many redundant stone barns to a holiday cottage.

A housing development project involving the demolition of an old, dilapidated cottage and the erection of a pair of semi-detached houses.

A new house built within a tightly constrained, small site.

The refurbishment and renovation of an old post office.

A housing development for Cornwall Homes Ltd, to be built on the site of an existing bungalow with a large garden.

Loft Conversion and Extension in a Conservation Area.

A series of connected barns converted to form one three bedroom house. New roofs were designed in a traditional way so that inside the rafters and purlins are exposed below the ceiling.

This project had two distinct parts - firstly to convert the loft of an existing bungalow with a pyramid roof, and secondly to demolish the existing garage and build a small annexe in its place.

A two-storey stone barn requiring extensive renovation. With the aid of Planning Consultants PDB Associates, we were able to gain planning permission for conversion to a house.

A loft conversion to a semi-detached house to create an additional en-suite bedroom.

A loft conversion to a bungalow to form a master bedroom with en-suite and a separate study to allow the owners to work from home.

Conversion of two barns to a holiday cottage.

A new house on the edge of an existing farm to provide accommodation for the herd manager and his family.

Housing development of two detached houses.

Replacement of an existing house with a pair of contemporary semi-detached houses, with views overlooking the Fowey estuary.

Sustainable ‘Eco’ Holiday Lodges

A new house on the edge of Mevagissey Conservation Area.

New build located on high ground within the village.

A contemporary residential development reflecting the land’s context with sensitive sustainable design.

Refurbishment to a Grade II Listed three bedroom farmhouse.

Extension to the rear of the property, with a low pitch roof.

This attractive house by the river was an interesting project; the building is very distinctive and full of character.

This characteristic cottage, located just outside Fowey, is to be extended into a forever home for our client.

A new house on the site of an old stone barn with only one gable end still standing.

An extensive refurbishment and modernisation of a large house overlooking the Fowey estuary.

A new house of traditional design within the Conservation Area of Lostwithiel, sited in a prominent location at the junction of two roads.

The client’s wanted to extend into the roof space of the original house to create an extra bedroom and new bathroom.

Contemporary self-build eco-home located in a conservation area in Fowey, Cornwall.

"Hobbit House" utilizes passive slab foundations, SIP construction, non-mains gas, composting toilet & rainwater harvesting.