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“Architecture is not based on concrete and steel, and the elements of the soil. It’s based on wonder.” – Daniel Libeskind Have you ever wondered why university buildings are architecturally grandiose and imposing? They are simply learning spaces, after all. Should they not be functional and practical rather than remarkable and ornate? We’ve been lucky […]
It’s hard not to get wrapped up in the history of the magnificent houses we work on. One of our latest projects for the National Trust, the stunning Plas Newydd mansion of Anglesey, is steeped in historical tales having housed a string of marquesses across five centuries, from the 1500s to the 1900s. Working on […]
Feature windows have played a crucial role in church architecture throughout the ages, with shapes and styles changing to fit the trends of the times. Works of art in themselves, they contribute to a church’s majesty, and the ambience they create adds an extra dimension to the experience of worship within. These often centuries-old features […]
We love seeing beautiful old buildings modernised and re-purposed, so they can be enjoyed and used every day. Combining old and new is a great way of retaining the charm and heritage of an area, whilst providing practical and functional space either for the community or commercial use. The Wetherspoons chain of pubs are a […]
Another project that we are delighted to be involved with is the restoration of Kingswood Meeting House located in Hollywood, Birmingham. Built in 1793 as a Presbyterian meeting house and now operating as a chapel and Sunday school, Kingswood meeting house is a beautiful building to work on. Working closely with the wonderful Andrew Shenton […]
Earlier last year we had the great fortune of working on the prestigious National Galleries in Edinburgh. Home to Scotland’s national collection of fine art, it was a fantastic building to work on and feedback that we’ve received recently as certainly given us a glow of pride in the project. Located on The Mound in […]
Another project we enjoyed getting our teeth into was for a range of glazing units for Grantley Hall Hotel and Spa. This beautiful 17th century building, located in the stunning Yorkshire Dales, between Ripon and Harrogate, has certainly been restored to its former glory and we can’t wait to make our contribution to preserving this […]
The sprawling estate of Hatfield House and Park in Hertfordshire is a sight to behold. Home to one of the finest Jacobean Houses in England, the Tudor Old Palace (which just happened to be the childhood home of Elizabeth I) and a fantastic 42-acre garden, it’s impressive to say the least. In addition to all […]
Another project that we’re getting our teeth stuck into currently is the Manor House at Edenbridge. Located in the National Trust owned village of Chiddingstone near Edenbridge, the Manor House is one of a number of buildings being cared for by the National Trust. Currently being used as a rental property, the Manor House is […]
Founded in 1802, Ampleforth Monastery is an extraordinarily beautiful building in historic York and home to a community of more than 55 monks. We are absolutely thrilled to be chosen to work on such an important building. This project is a real feather in our cap – Storm were chosen because of our proven track […]
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