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This ongoing project is nearing completion. Consisting of the renovation of three floors, totalling over 500 sq meters of commercial space into four bespoke apartments and a renovation of new courtyard.
This project also involved structural strengthening, basement waterproofing, new mansard roof and windows.
The barn in Newbern, AL that William Christenberry has returned to year after year to photograph, paint and model. I had, by complete chance, discovered Christenberry's work in an exhibition at the American Art Museum in Washington DC en route to Alabama.
Photographs from a visit to the Rural Studio of Auburn University, in Hale County, Alabama, in August 2006.
Student accommodation sheds at the Rural Studio 'campus' in Newbern, Alabama.
Photographs from a visit to the Rural Studio of Auburn University, in Hale County, Alabama, in August 2006.
This residential project is located within a grade II listed building in the Queens Gate conservation area in Kensington. Brompton Cross Construction was named the main contractor for this project which involved a full soft strip demolition, renovation and restoration of all masonry and timber surfaces. The M.E.P services have been replaced and upgraded to bring the apartment up to date. The original listed interior items such as the plaster cornices and ceiling roses have been fully restored back to their former glory.
Perry Lakes Country Park, AL, site of a number of Rural Studio projects.
Photographs from a visit to the Rural Studio of Auburn University, in Hale County, Alabama, in August 2006.
Perry Lakes Country Park, AL, site of a number of Rural Studio projects.
Photographs from a visit to the Rural Studio of Auburn University, in Hale County, Alabama, in August 2006.
This residential project is located within a grade II listed building in the Queens Gate conservation area in Kensington. Brompton Cross Construction was named the main contractor for this project which involved a full soft strip demolition, renovation and restoration of all masonry and timber surfaces. The M.E.P services have been replaced and upgraded to bring the apartment up to date. The original listed interior items such as the plaster cornices and ceiling roses have been fully restored back to their former glory.
This residential project is located within a grade II listed building in the Queens Gate conservation area in Kensington. Brompton Cross Construction was named the main contractor for this project which involved a full soft strip demolition, renovation and restoration of all masonry and timber surfaces. The M.E.P services have been replaced and upgraded to bring the apartment up to date. The original listed interior items such as the plaster cornices and ceiling roses have been fully restored back to their former glory.
This ongoing project is nearing completion. Consisting of the renovation of three floors, totalling over 500 sq meters of commercial space into four bespoke apartments and a renovation of new courtyard.
This project also involved structural strengthening, basement waterproofing, new mansard roof and windows.