Extension to a property in Broadway near Ilminster nearing completion and due to feature in an upcoming episode of ‘Homes under the Hammer’ on BBC1.

Stone + Partners gained planning consent for the 2-storey extension to the rear and new porch to the front of the property, together with working drawing package for construction.

Stone + Partners worked alongside Sourced Capital on this exciting development in Taunton, converting redundant office to space to apartments.

Phase 1 consisting of 55 flats over 4 floors is complete, with Phase 2 a further 17 flats due to commence shortly.

Planning consent for the development was gained under permitted development from offices to residential, with working drawings provided for construction to the contractor Harris Evolution.

Two-storey extension to the rear of a semi-detached property in Taunton, providing much needed additional living accommodation for the family including open plan kitchen/dining area, utility room, playroom storage at ground floor, and new master bedroom with en-suite and enlarged family bedroom to the first floor.

The timber frame was selected in favour of traditional construction following appointment of the contractor who had their own timber workshop, and savings were identified in terms of labour and speed on erection on site, as well as reduction in wet trades during the winter period.

Worked in close collaboration with Karesa Timber Frame to achieve high levels of insulation and airtightness with the timber frame construction.

Design and construction drawings produced for these two new build dwellings in Merriott working with Cherwyn Developments. 

“Cherwyn Developments have employed the services of the team at Stone and Partners for many years and found them to be professional, proactive and have a collaborative approach to delivering planning designs and working drawings. In these challenging times they are commercial in their approach to design and technical solutions and conscious of our increasing build costs” 

(Chris Winter – Cherwyn Developments)

A competition bid for a contemporary take on almshouses for a local trust.  The building aimed to provide several residential units as well as office space on the ground floor. Key to the project was the provision of sufficient outdoor amenity space and views of nature for all occupants. The scheme focused on the use of a simple palette of good quality materials with careful brick detailing that referenced the surrounding historic buildings but didn’t juxtapose with other more contemporary neighbours.

Extensive restoration and conversion of two derelict stone and cob barns to provide one large family dwelling incorporating new glazed entrance lobby link.

This bespoke commission included locally sourced materials, specified for their sustainability and aesthetic character.

The conversion also incorporated many energy saving measures.

Extensive remodelling, refurbishment and extensions to this private house, retaining the original cottage but providing all modern facilities and a stylish new fully glazed garden room addition. Existing cob walls and oak beams were retained and exposed where feasible. The work included a new wood pellet boiler and solar panels for water heating.