Mote House is a Grade II* Listed Building set in the grounds of Mote Park near Maidstone. Working with Audley, we have transformed this site into an award winning development of 101 residential units. The scheme comprises new accommodation sensitively created within the walled garden and the comprehensive restoration of the main house as well … Continued
We secured detailed planning consent for Audley for a 100,000 sq ft scheme of 98 apartments set around the Clevedon Hall building on the edge of Ilkley, West Yorkshire. The former Clevedon School incorporates one and two-bedroom apartments within the main building and grounds, creating a stunning retirement haven for residents. The total gross development … Continued
Set against the backdrop of the Worcestershire countryside, Audley Ellerslie is situated in the beautiful spa town of Malvern. This site was extremely challenging due to the steeply sloping topography and high number of valuable trees. Construction of Ellerslie phase II began in May 2016 and comprises 101 retirement properties. Three restored Victorian mansions, including a … Continued
The Gaunt Francis commission involved conversion of a redundant 1960’s office tower into new residential accommodation, by taking advantage of Permitted Development Rights legislation. 50 contemporary 1 and 2 bedroom apartments were designed efficiently out of the existing floorplates. The commission then extended to include new retail space at ground floor, and a new cladding … Continued
16 private residential and 6 affordable residential apartments formed out of the envelope of an existing office building, with the existing ground/lower ground floor commercial tenant remaining in situ. The essence of the scheme was to strip the upper floors of the building back to its concrete frame; to fit out the interior to provide the … Continued
Gaunt Francis Architects were responsible for carrying out a £5m comprehensive upgrade of this existing former-warehouse in the Jewelry Quarter of Birmingham which has long been the home the College of Law (now the University of Law) in the city. The upgrade of the building was delivered in three phases over three years, all carried out … Continued
Temple Circus was the fifth project undertaken for the College of Law (now ‘University of Law’) in a rolling programme across the UK, to a tight construction programme and term deadline. An agreement to lease the ground and first floors of this major office building left the prospect of a limited street profile, and potential … Continued
The conversion of a redundant office building for The College of Law (now the ‘University of Law’) to form a new teaching facility for approx. 1350 students. The facilities include 34 teaching rooms, a library to seat 250, café and cyber café, oral skills rooms, breakout spaces and staff and administration facilities. Our works included … Continued
