Pinecliffe Avenue

Project Overview: Conversion of Detached Three-Storey HMO into Self-Contained Flats

This project involved the transformation of an existing three-storey detached HMO into four self-contained flats, featuring comprehensive internal and external alterations. The scope of work included:

• Demolition of the existing ground floor side extension, rear conservatory, and outbuildings.
• Removal and replacement of internal partitions and party walls.
• New door and window placements.
• Addition of a ground floor corner-infill extension with a flat roof, complemented by a walk-out balcony above.
• Installation of walk-out balconies on the front elevation and Juliette balconies with glass balustrades on the first floor.
• Introduction of rooflights, dormer structures, and a walk-out terrace on the second floor.
• Creation of new communal spaces, including a staircase for access.
• Provision of an integral bin store, separate external bike store, and a garden room.
• Front parking spaces with updated external surfacing, drainage, and boundary improvements.

The project also had new render and cladding applied to the exterior walls, along with the installation of a new slate roofing finish.

Strete Mount

A mix of 46 affordable maisonettes and houses built upon previously developed land which was formally affordable sheltered bungalows and owned by Sovereign housing association. It was a community lead project which was the final phase of the redevelopment of Sovereign owned sites. The units were constructed out of timber frame with a contemporary mixture of brick, render and cladding.

Southey Amethyst

Nine affordable houses designed on a prominent corner site within the Somerford Estate. The scheme involved the demolition of a very dated community centre which our client relocated to provide much needed local housing.

Scott’s Green

A mix of 27 affordable maisonettes and houses built upon previously developed land which was underutilised and owned by Sovereign housing association. It was a community lead project which came about following a previous planning refusal on the site. The units were constructed out of timber frame with traditional brick and plain roof tiles, as a modern design solution reflecting the character of the area.

 

Paddock Road

We gained planning permission to construct five new affordable homes on the site of a redundant doctor’s surgery. They will provide much needed additional affordable homes within the area.