We’ve tackled everything from a Zollinger roof, refined wall panelling and a 25-metre indoor archery practice range to 18th century sash window restoration over the years…<\/p>\n
Exceptional engineering<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bathbespoke.co.uk\/app\/uploads\/2020\/10\/designscape-architects-stone-timber-zollinger-restoration-park-cottage-photo-342-5-225x300.jpg\")
<\/a>The first Zollinger roof<\/a> in the UK. Years in the planning, months in the making, this project was an engineering feat of millimetre-perfect precision on a grand scale. Constructed from prime European oak and Spruce plywood, this 120m2<\/sup> interlocking structure was about the most intricate jigsaw you could ever wish to tackle.<\/p>\nThis particular roof required an exceptionally steep 50-degree pitch to match the existing roof line and was crafted with traditional mortise and tenon joints for inherent strength. Constructed at our Winsley workshop, piece by piece, and transported to site in sections (a logistical feat in itself) to be craned into position, this self-supporting structure demanded absolute precision to ensure its interlocking components married perfectly together to support the overall structure \u2013 a stray millimetre here or there would have undermined the entire structural integrity.<\/p>\n
Oak frame orangery<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Oak](\"https:\/\/www.bathbespoke.co.uk\/app\/uploads\/2019\/09\/Hobbema-House_01-300x200.jpg\")
<\/a>An existing extension had fallen into disrepair and needed updating, whilst using the same footprint and re-purposing the roof, to restore the space to an inviting dining room<\/a>.<\/p>\nOur skilled team of craftsmen handcrafted the structure from fresh-sawn oak using traditional methods, combined with a minimal, contemporary design and high-performance glazing alongside engineered, certified oak planks and underfloor heating, to create an elegant, practical addition to this handsome period property.<\/p>\n
Elegant restoration<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bathbespoke.co.uk\/app\/uploads\/2020\/10\/Restored-sash-windows-with-new-shutters_1-240x300.jpg\")
<\/a>Sympathetic and exceptionally skilled restoration skills were needed to bring this handsome, eighteen-century property back to life. The finest finishes, glazing and ironmongery were commissioned to ensure the new joinery<\/a> was as robust as it was elegant.<\/p>\nArched sash windows on the ground floor were replaced with new windows fitted with slim-profile double glazed units which provide all the benefits of modern double glazing whilst keeping the windows looking authentic.<\/p>\n
Upstairs, bedroom sash windows were diligently restored to their former glory, fitted with draught proofing and finished with new shutters, panelling and architrave.<\/p>\n
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A grand scale<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bathbespoke.co.uk\/app\/uploads\/2020\/10\/designscape-architects-stone-timber-zollinger-restoration-park-cottage-photo-342-8-300x225.jpg\")
<\/a>The layout of this substantial, six-bedroom property embraces modern day living with a carefully planned flow of large volume, open plan spaces to suit a contemporary family home.<\/p>\nWe handcrafted oak joinery<\/a> to form an integral element of the structure, framing glazed panels within steep gables as well as generous windows and doors (scaling 3m high) to flood the space with natural light and an enclosed, 25-metre garden cloister with glazed doors. This distinctive space links the house to the garage and brings privacy to the garden but also provides one of the client\u2019s key requirements \u2013 an indoor archery practice range.<\/p>\nRefined architecture<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Bespoke](\"https:\/\/www.bathbespoke.co.uk\/app\/uploads\/2021\/07\/BB_drawingroom_11-300x200.jpg\")
<\/a>\nWorking alongside Emery Brothers Builders and the property\u2019s interior designer, we were invited to collaborate on its extensive renovation based on our expertise in period properties and ability to deliver on the distinctive, large-scale, and individual requirements of historic properties such as this.<\/p>\n
<\/a>The first Zollinger roof<\/a> in the UK. Years in the planning, months in the making, this project was an engineering feat of millimetre-perfect precision on a grand scale. Constructed from prime European oak and Spruce plywood, this 120m2<\/sup> interlocking structure was about the most intricate jigsaw you could ever wish to tackle.<\/p>\nThis particular roof required an exceptionally steep 50-degree pitch to match the existing roof line and was crafted with traditional mortise and tenon joints for inherent strength. Constructed at our Winsley workshop, piece by piece, and transported to site in sections (a logistical feat in itself) to be craned into position, this self-supporting structure demanded absolute precision to ensure its interlocking components married perfectly together to support the overall structure \u2013 a stray millimetre here or there would have undermined the entire structural integrity.<\/p>\n
Oak frame orangery<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>An existing extension had fallen into disrepair and needed updating, whilst using the same footprint and re-purposing the roof, to restore the space to an inviting dining room<\/a>.<\/p>\nOur skilled team of craftsmen handcrafted the structure from fresh-sawn oak using traditional methods, combined with a minimal, contemporary design and high-performance glazing alongside engineered, certified oak planks and underfloor heating, to create an elegant, practical addition to this handsome period property.<\/p>\n
Elegant restoration<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Sympathetic and exceptionally skilled restoration skills were needed to bring this handsome, eighteen-century property back to life. The finest finishes, glazing and ironmongery were commissioned to ensure the new joinery<\/a> was as robust as it was elegant.<\/p>\nArched sash windows on the ground floor were replaced with new windows fitted with slim-profile double glazed units which provide all the benefits of modern double glazing whilst keeping the windows looking authentic.<\/p>\n
Upstairs, bedroom sash windows were diligently restored to their former glory, fitted with draught proofing and finished with new shutters, panelling and architrave.<\/p>\n
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A grand scale<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>The layout of this substantial, six-bedroom property embraces modern day living with a carefully planned flow of large volume, open plan spaces to suit a contemporary family home.<\/p>\nWe handcrafted oak joinery<\/a> to form an integral element of the structure, framing glazed panels within steep gables as well as generous windows and doors (scaling 3m high) to flood the space with natural light and an enclosed, 25-metre garden cloister with glazed doors. This distinctive space links the house to the garage and brings privacy to the garden but also provides one of the client\u2019s key requirements \u2013 an indoor archery practice range.<\/p>\nRefined architecture<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>\nWorking alongside Emery Brothers Builders and the property\u2019s interior designer, we were invited to collaborate on its extensive renovation based on our expertise in period properties and ability to deliver on the distinctive, large-scale, and individual requirements of historic properties such as this.<\/p>\n
<\/a>An existing extension had fallen into disrepair and needed updating, whilst using the same footprint and re-purposing the roof, to restore the space to an inviting dining room<\/a>.<\/p>\nOur skilled team of craftsmen handcrafted the structure from fresh-sawn oak using traditional methods, combined with a minimal, contemporary design and high-performance glazing alongside engineered, certified oak planks and underfloor heating, to create an elegant, practical addition to this handsome period property.<\/p>\n
Elegant restoration<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Sympathetic and exceptionally skilled restoration skills were needed to bring this handsome, eighteen-century property back to life. The finest finishes, glazing and ironmongery were commissioned to ensure the new joinery<\/a> was as robust as it was elegant.<\/p>\nArched sash windows on the ground floor were replaced with new windows fitted with slim-profile double glazed units which provide all the benefits of modern double glazing whilst keeping the windows looking authentic.<\/p>\n
Upstairs, bedroom sash windows were diligently restored to their former glory, fitted with draught proofing and finished with new shutters, panelling and architrave.<\/p>\n
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A grand scale<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>The layout of this substantial, six-bedroom property embraces modern day living with a carefully planned flow of large volume, open plan spaces to suit a contemporary family home.<\/p>\nWe handcrafted oak joinery<\/a> to form an integral element of the structure, framing glazed panels within steep gables as well as generous windows and doors (scaling 3m high) to flood the space with natural light and an enclosed, 25-metre garden cloister with glazed doors. This distinctive space links the house to the garage and brings privacy to the garden but also provides one of the client\u2019s key requirements \u2013 an indoor archery practice range.<\/p>\nRefined architecture<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>\nWorking alongside Emery Brothers Builders and the property\u2019s interior designer, we were invited to collaborate on its extensive renovation based on our expertise in period properties and ability to deliver on the distinctive, large-scale, and individual requirements of historic properties such as this.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Sympathetic and exceptionally skilled restoration skills were needed to bring this handsome, eighteen-century property back to life. The finest finishes, glazing and ironmongery were commissioned to ensure the new joinery<\/a> was as robust as it was elegant.<\/p>\nArched sash windows on the ground floor were replaced with new windows fitted with slim-profile double glazed units which provide all the benefits of modern double glazing whilst keeping the windows looking authentic.<\/p>\n
Upstairs, bedroom sash windows were diligently restored to their former glory, fitted with draught proofing and finished with new shutters, panelling and architrave.<\/p>\n
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A grand scale<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>The layout of this substantial, six-bedroom property embraces modern day living with a carefully planned flow of large volume, open plan spaces to suit a contemporary family home.<\/p>\nWe handcrafted oak joinery<\/a> to form an integral element of the structure, framing glazed panels within steep gables as well as generous windows and doors (scaling 3m high) to flood the space with natural light and an enclosed, 25-metre garden cloister with glazed doors. This distinctive space links the house to the garage and brings privacy to the garden but also provides one of the client\u2019s key requirements \u2013 an indoor archery practice range.<\/p>\nRefined architecture<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>\nWorking alongside Emery Brothers Builders and the property\u2019s interior designer, we were invited to collaborate on its extensive renovation based on our expertise in period properties and ability to deliver on the distinctive, large-scale, and individual requirements of historic properties such as this.<\/p>\n
<\/a>The layout of this substantial, six-bedroom property embraces modern day living with a carefully planned flow of large volume, open plan spaces to suit a contemporary family home.<\/p>\nWe handcrafted oak joinery<\/a> to form an integral element of the structure, framing glazed panels within steep gables as well as generous windows and doors (scaling 3m high) to flood the space with natural light and an enclosed, 25-metre garden cloister with glazed doors. This distinctive space links the house to the garage and brings privacy to the garden but also provides one of the client\u2019s key requirements \u2013 an indoor archery practice range.<\/p>\n Working alongside Emery Brothers Builders and the property\u2019s interior designer, we were invited to collaborate on its extensive renovation based on our expertise in period properties and ability to deliver on the distinctive, large-scale, and individual requirements of historic properties such as this.<\/p>\nRefined architecture<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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