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AWARD WINNING, BESPOKE, DESIGN-LED ARCHITECTURE
Designing bespoke countryside homes and private estates that seamlessly blend into the landscape. With a proven track record of obtaining planning permission on complex and Paragraph sites, you can be assured that we can bring your vision to life.
Barrow House, a partially subterranean home in the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB, blends agricultural form with innovative design. Featuring rusting steel cladding, 18m sliding doors, and wildflower roofs, it sensitively integrates with its landscape and it has won multiple architectural awards across the UK.
The Old Rectory, set on 8 secluded acres near the Lincolnshire Wolds, blends early 19th-century charm with a striking two storey modern extension. Featuring timber cladding, cantilevered glazing, and open-plan spaces, it harmonises contemporary living with nature and historic character.
Gowland House, in Kirk Ella, East Yorkshire, is a spacious, accessible, energy efficient family home built around a central courtyard with a pool. It blends into its sloped site, features open plan living, and incorporates sustainable technology and elegant contemporary design.
Chilham House, an Edwardian villa, features a minimalist two storey extension that blends Tudor-Victorian character with modern open plan living. Named the UK’s most amazing extension, it offers glazed walls, a pergola, and scenic garden views in a seamless indoor-outdoor design.
Ashwood is a thoughtfully designed single-storey home in the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB, blending traditional materials with contemporary form. It prioritizes sustainability, landscape integration, and rural character, creating a low-impact, comfortable, and visually harmonious village-edge dwelling.
The Holly Tree Farm redevelopment thoughtfully transforms traditional farm buildings and adds six new homes in Tithby’s Green Belt, balancing heritage, sustainability, and rural character. The scheme delivers sensitive design, biodiversity gains, and improved local amenity, securing planning approval through collaboration and context-led innovation.
Franklin College’s new extension, The Bridge, addresses space shortages with a striking, first floor addition above the original hall. Featuring open plan study areas, natural materials, bold colours, and improved connectivity, it fosters student wellbeing while blending old and new architecture in a cohesive, modern design.
As part of Hull’s 2017 City of Culture regeneration, the historic Fruit Market was transformed into a vibrant cultural hub. Key features include ‘Social’, a music venue with a striking timber clad extension, artist studios, gallery space, and creative workspaces, all preserving the area's unique character.
Myenergi’s new advanced manufacturing facility in Stallingborough triples production capacity with cutting edge assembly lines and eco-smart technologies. Designed for carbon neutrality, it features solar panels, natural lighting, and a cohesive, modern aesthetic, reinforcing the company’s leadership in sustainable energy innovation.
The Grade II listed Burtons Building in Hull has been meticulously restored, blending innovative rainscreen technology with traditional detailing. Original features were reinstated, preserving Art Deco charm while transforming the landmark into vibrant office and restaurant spaces at the Civic Centre.
ID Architecture designed JemBuild's striking headquarters in Humberston, featuring a four bay structure with a saw-tooth roof for natural light. The building includes first floor offices, a ground-floor meeting room, and a lettable office, wrapped in black-painted timber cladding.
EBB & FLO, a lifestyle brand focused on health and wellbeing, is expanding its watersports and cafe offering on Cleethorpes' North Promenade. The design incorporates stacked shipping containers for flexibility and dynamic aesthetics, with spaces for outdoor activities, changing facilities, and a viewing deck.
ID Architecture's feasibility study for Docks Beers explores expanding into the Grade II listed Castle Press building. The plan includes a mixed-use venue with flexible workspaces, a food court, brewery, taproom, outdoor performance space, and waterfront plaza for cultural events.
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