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Residential Work

Residential Work

Photograph highlighting the view from the new landscaped terrace leading into the new garden room with has large pocket doors doors to create a much improved relationship between the house and the garden.

Image showing the front of this uncompromisingly contemporary eco house in Lyncombe Vale, Bath.

Image showing gable of existing stone cottage with contemporary stone and glass flat roofed extension overlooking garden

Exterior view of the multi-level extension at Dry Arch

Image illustrating contemporary extension with inside to outside relationship

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.

Photograph of the interior view of the writing room, a large red chair is positioned with views out towards the greenery beyond. The room has large full height glazing and sliding doors opening onto raised terrace deck.

Image showing the exterior of the house from the garden. The image shows how the terne-coated stainless steel roofing and curved timber boarding juxtapose the local Bath stone ashlar, render and clay roof tiles.

Image of external steps up to front door of The Old Beer House with new extension on the right

view of bridge lock mews from the far side of the canal showing the lock in the foreground

Image illustrating two external photographs of the courtyard illustrating how the cedar clad extension sits comfortably in the restricted space that was available.

Image illustrating two internal views. one of the light hallwys and the other the enlarged kitchen.

Image illustrating finished construction of reconstructed studio

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

Image illustrating external L-shaped courtyard with large glazed sliding doors

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 showing the 3D scheme for Cherry Tree Cottage. Illustrates the proposed renovation of two stone workers cottages.

Image of the rear of the house at dusk showing how the large split-level garden extension visually and spatially links via a glazed corner.

Image of the outside of the renovated buildings at Paulton Engine

3-D scheme for a 2 storey 2-3 bedroomed house, with parking and a small private courtyard on this tricky site in a Conservation Area with overlooking problems. Image shows the use of contemporary forms and materials such as brick and zinc cladding.

Image showing the cliff side exterior of the contemporary development designed by Hetreed Ross. The images shows how the low maintenance materials such as zinc, natural stone and acetylated timber create a harmony between the scheme and the surrounding environment.

Image of the converted De Montalt Mill.

Image of the front of the new build Cotswold country house, designed by Hetreed Ross Architects.

View from the kitchen into the bright airy dining area and out into the garden.

3-D rendering of the scheme for a contemporary rear addition to a 1950 house on the outskirts of Bath.

View from the kitchen showing the light and airy family kitchen/dining room. Illustrates how the lowered floor, roof lights and large bi-fold doors transforms the interior which now flows into the garden via a paved terrace.

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.

Image showing an oak framed extension designed by Hetreed Ross. Shows the use of green oak and overhanging lead roof which blends beautifully with the original stone cottage.

Image showing the clean lines of the contemporary extension to a modest mid-terrace house in Bath.

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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