The design of the Three Gabled House centres around the series of interconnected volumes at the rear of the property, replacing the existing, poorly built extensions and now forming the kitchen, dining and living spaces. Internally, the plan steps down into the smaller kitchen dining area and the living room, creating an intimate relationship with the garden.
The interior material palette is composed of warm natural timber with carefully chosen exposed and expressed materials throughout the scheme.
More photographs of the interiors can be found on our website. Have a look via the link in our bio.
Three Gabled House is a sustainable retrofit of an existing 1920s property in North Cambridge. The poorly built original rear additions to the existing house have been removed and replaced with three new gabled forms to create a light-filled and low-energy family home.
More information and photographs are now available to view on our website. Please take a look through the link in our bio.
Our new brochure titled `Making & Materiality` showcases a wide variety of the studio`s residential projects exploring our design process from whole building scale down to bespoke fitted furniture. Its ideal for homeowners planning a new build, extension or renovation who are looking for inspiration and want to see what is possible.
If you have a project in mind or would like to get more information about our work and process, please get in touch with us via our website or contact us by email.
The brochure is available to view on Issuu through the link in our bio. . . . . #architects #residentialarchitecture #newbuild #extension #bespokefurniture #materiality #designprocess #architecture #construction #newhome #renovation #retrofit
Our Cambridge House refurbishment built by Inti Construction, with interiors by Jess Vargas and photographed by Richard Fraser Photography has just been published in the RIBA Journal.
🏡 The Cambridge House 💼 @ashworthparkes 👫 jesss_vargas @inti_construction 📸 @richardfraserphotography.co.uk
Please go and take a look - https://www.ribaj.com/buildings/cambridge-house-renovation-ashworth-parkes/
Progress on site: The steel frame is up for our project in Bedfordshire working with @boxanddefeoltd and @carstructures. This new home sits within a context of varying architectural styles. The design seeks to complement the local character, whilst clearly remaining contemporary in its articulation. We look forward to seeing the project progress. . . . . #newbuild #newhome #architects #architecture #structure #construction #onsite #constructionprogress #site #riba #house #framing #structuralframe
The family bathroom at our Edwardian Home project has been revitalised through thoughtful selection of furniture, fittings and details. The centrepiece of the space is the transformed mid-century console that has been been turned into a stylish vanity unit. This is a great example of how existing pieces of furniture can be creatively repurposed and given a new life.
The finishes and fittings have been carefully chosen featuring blue and white tiles from @bertandmaychelsea, the feature freestanding bath from @cphartbathrooms and paint colours from @farrowandball. . . . . #bathroom #bathroominterior #interior #architecture #interiordesign #furniture #mid-century #remodel #tiling #decoration #decor #dezeen #riba #joinery #architects #architecture
Continuing the spotlight on our recent Edwardian family home project, this series of photographs highlight the connection between the kitchen and dining spaces with the beautiful rear garden.
Situated deep within the open-plan layout, the kitchen is flooded with natural light from a new traditional lean-to glazed roof. The rich green cabinetry adds a splash of colour and a playful touch to the traditional Shaker-style kitchen, while remaining sympathetic to the character of the Edwardian home. The result feels both timeless and personal.
The central island, complete with an integrated cookbook shelf, adds both practicality and character to this welcoming family space.
Our most recently photographed project features a remodelled Edwardian property that’s been transformed into a functional and practical family home. We were involved in the full refurbishment of the property, working closely with the clients on the design of each room, including the selection of materials, finishes, colours and fittings.
Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting more about this project and the intentions behind the details.
The project is now available to view on our website. A link can be found in the bio.
