Heritage Work | Hetreed Ross Architects

Heritage Work

Heritage Work

Image showing the external view of The Old Vicarage, a bath stone nineteenth century rectory in bath

Photograph highlighting the location of the project; adjacent to the new thermal baths within Bath city centre. The photograph juxtaposes the 'new contemporary' against the 'new conserved'

Photograph illustrating double height living space in a former animal barn.

Image of church gargoyles

Exterior shot of the Grade 2* 17th Century farm building converted for Jamies Trust in Wiltshire

Photograph of the new approach to the extended portion of the house, with access through to the garden through large glass sliding doors.

Photograph taken from the corner of Queen Square, Bath looking back up at wood street showing the external elevation of the Georgian building, with apartments on the top three floors and commercial office space below.

View from the garden of the modern glass extension to the Herschel Museum in Bath

Image showing the front of Shell Cottage a Grade 2 listed Georgian cottage restored and renovated by Hetreed Ross Architects

Photograph of an external view looking back at the barn with the single storey extension with its fully glazed gable visible.

Image illustrating finished construction of reconstructed studio

Image showing the modern garden room designed by Hetreed Ross for this grade 2 listed house. The image shows how the contemporary extension compliments the house and how the slim-line glazing links the house to the terrace and beautiful garden.

Image showing the original roof beams in the historic 17th Century farm buildings at Jamies Farm.

Image showing the oak and glass reworking of the ground floor exterior of this Georgian house, showing how the old blends with the new, opening up the back of the house and linking it to the garden.

Image of the converted De Montalt Mill.

Image of the outside of the renovated buildings at Paulton Engine

External image of the exterior of a contemporary conservatory extension to a Georgian house in Bath, showing the glass bi-fold doors and seamless transition from the house to the courtyard garden.

Shot of the entrance to Aqua restaurant at St Michaels Church on Walcot Street in Bath an award winning conversion of this listed Arts & Crafts style building.

Hetreed Ross Architects are RIBA Chartered Architects and Environmental Designers, for Bath, Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Dorset and the South West. AECB, EASA and Green Register members.

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