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Residential
Fattinghouse Farm
Old Sodbury
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Fattinghouse Farm in Old Sodbury is located on the edge of the Green Belt and this extensive site contained a detached farmhouse, stables, other outbuildings and a separate detached bungalow.
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Due to the strict planning controls when proposing new construction within the Green Belt, the Planning Application process was intense.
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This new-build detached five-bedroom house was constructed on a vacant parcel of land and prior to being granted permission, an agricultural barn was constructed to screen this new residential plot from views from within the Green Belt.
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(Photographs Used with Permission by Mr. C. Wood)
Pound Road
Kingswood
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An existing three bedroom, end-of-terrace property in Kingswood was a solid family home needing some additional space for a young family.
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To the side, a narrow angled strip of land was unused and so a new, slim extension was constructed to provide a downstairs WC and Utility room (to the front elevation) and to the rear, an additional floor area for the existing Kitchen.
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The Kitchen external wall was knocked through into the new extension providing a much more spacious area with increased storage and improved natural light.
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(Photographs Used with Permission by Mr. Josh Roper)
Englishcombe Lane
Bath
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This "Bath Stone" built property in Bath was in need of modernisation, in particular to address a very small and dated kitchen with larder and a lack of open family space.
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A single storey extension was added to the rear elevation, built from the same stone, and complete with tiled roof and Velux Roof Lights and large "folding/sliding" doors. This created a large Kitchen/Dining/Family space that in turn, was connect to the existing front Lounge by the creation of a new opening in the supporting wall.
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(Photographs Used with Permission by Mr. & Mrs. Baldock)
Harescombe
Yate
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A modernisation and extension of an existing end-of-terrace property in Yate.
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A new front porch created space for coats and shoes and importantly, a barrier from outside to inside (the existing and former front door was retained internally).
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To the front elevation, new White UPVC windows and horizontal UPVC boarding was added to freshen up the appearance.
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Finally, an extension to the side elevation provided a ground floor WC, Utility area and additional Kitchen space.
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(Photographs Used with Permission by Mrs. L. Archard)
Wellington Terrace
Clevedon
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This existing period property, located on the upper part of Wellington Terrace had a small lean to garden room.
The Brief was to create an extension that would reflect the period detailing of the house and provide a light and airy space to benefit from the views across the Bristol Channel and to relocate the kitchen.
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Natural stone cladding was used to form a parapet behind which a flat insulated roof contain a glazed lantern. Timber folding/sliding doors fully open to a private terrace.
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(Photographs provided by K. Hanley - Used with Permission)
Canynge Road
Clifton
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This existing period property, located within Clifton was revisited following an earlier project to construct an outbuilding (see below) to provide the clients with a garden room addition to the rear of the main property.
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The new garden room was to replace a much smaller timber lean-to conservatory and infill a recessed section stretching across to the main entrance door.
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Slate tiling and grey Velux Roof Windows were used to reflect the outbuilding and a modern set of folding/sliding doors links the inside to the garden.
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(Photographs provided by Mr. & Mrs. I. Badger - Used with Permission)
Rousham Road
Bristol
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This new build 2 Bedroom House was completed September 2020, with detailed design by Paul Davis. A stone pathway leads to partially glazed front door opening into a hallway with oak flooring. Two versatile well-sized rooms to the rear as well as the bathroom and a full width living space occupies the Ground Floor. A fully integrated kitchen with solid wood work surfaces, a bay window and bi-folding doors onto the private patio area are also included. The top floor boasts a master suite with dormer to the rear complete with a shower room and a walk-in loft space provides an abundance of storage.
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(Photographs provided by M. Lyons - Used with Permission)
Parkside Gardens
Bristol
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This semi-detached two bedroom property was a former council house and in need of updating. The client commissioned Paul Davis to design an extension to the rear to provide additional living space and also, a "work-from-home" office space.
The extension replaces a former lean-to and the gable roof contains a Velux Roof Window over both the office and dining area.
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To the front of the property, a new entrance porch was built and internally, the finished scheme included a new ground floor WC and shower room.
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(Photographs provided by M. Bolognani - Used with Permission)
Upper Bath Road
Thornbury
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This site close to Thornbury Shopping Centre, contained a derelict cottage for many years. Land surrounding the property had been developed for housing and flats.
The brief given to Paul Davis was to design
a new building in a similar configuration to the cottage to contain three, modern, self-contained flats.
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Each flat was designed with an open-plan contemporary kitchen and dining area.
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(Photographs provided by R. Shutt - Used with Permission)
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Former Highwayman
Public House
Kingswood
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Situated on the site of the former Highwayman Public House, a Residential scheme was approved by South Gloucestershire Council having been designed by Paul Davis.
The development features a Commercial Unit to the ground floor of a new four-storey building.
Constructed from timber frame with traditional stone wall materials and dormer roof detailing, the project contain a total of seven flats including four Duplex flats spread across the second and third floors.
To the rear two additional houses, parking bays and a communal garden complete the site layout.
(Photographs provided by C. Wood - Used with Permission)
Derrick Road
Kingswood
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This site in Kingswood was vacant for some years before the client approached Paul Davis to investigate development options.
An initial "Pre-Application" Enquiry was submitted to South Gloucestershire Council for a scheme of Eleven Flats and a positive response led to the submission of a "Full Planning Application".
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To support the application, a Graphic Designer was employed to produce "Photo-Realistic" images and following some changes during the design process, the final scheme was constructed, providing 10 x Two Bedroom and 1 x One Bedroom flats, all with private balconies.
(Photographs provided by C. Wood - Used with Permission)
Canynge Road
Clifton
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This Grade II Listed site in Clifton had an old garage/workshop dating from the 1970's that was completely out of character with the Georgian Period house.
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The clients required a new garage but also a "Home Office" facility and so Paul Davis designed this traditional "Coach House".
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Whilst traditional in appearance, the building is highly insulated timber frame with stone and render cladding.
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Internally, the building features a ground floor lobby with wet room and WC and an open-place office space to the first floor.
(Photographs provided by Mr. & Mrs. I. Badger - Used with Permission)
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