Do you dream of a
grand design home?

A home of such creative construction that it gets all your friends and neighbours talking? 

What makes a grand design?

Garry Thomas, Architect. Herefordshire

Why a great architect
and competent builder
are important

Garry Thomas, Architect
  • Almost seamless integration of vision and execution
  • Streamlined communication and coordination throughout the lifecycle of the project, keeping the project on track
  • Cost-effective design and engineering; project value is maximised, and costs are minimised
  • Fewer planning problems because more detailed drawings allow for faster permits and fewer issues

Case Study

The Chapel, Malvern

The Chapel is an imposing red brick building in Malvern. It was originally constructed in the 1850s and had been a commercial property for many decades. When the current owner, John Rudge, bought the property, it was in terrible disrepair. 

Although the outside looks like the original chapel, inside it’s very modernistic and unadorned – not something you’d expect from a religious building. There are no ecclesiastical decorations; all walls were levelled and there is a cleanliness to the lines.

For John, the Chapel was a grand design building project, but it was also the chance to fulfil his ambition of owning a home to display his art and sculpture collection.

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