View →01 / New-build dwelling — Kent
Copperfield
A new-build family house designed to beat its carbon target by at least half — and to hold the low evening light.
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Houses worthyof the landscape.
The practice
A home is the most personal thing an architect can build — so it should hold the light, and the years.
Private houses and quiet conversions across Buckinghamshire, London and Oxfordshire — low-carbon, light-filled, built to last.
Selected work
From first sketch to handover.
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View →02 / Conversion — Canterbury
Barnsole Vineyard
A vineyard store reborn in weathering Corten, its plan led by daylight and framed views out across the vines.
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01CopperfieldLow-carbon new-build dwelling · Sheerness→02Barnsole VineyardDwelling conversion · Corten cladding · Canterbury→03Plum Pudding StablesStables to holiday lets · Birchington→04Heritage CourtSteel-frame apartment development · Dover→05Park RoadThree-storey commercial offices · Sittingbourne→06Recycled Textile HubCircular-economy masterplan · London (academic)→07Research SketchesFirst-class dissertation · Roman structural history→
Approach
Three convictions behind every drawing.
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Built to last
Fabric and detailing that beat today's carbon targets, quietly and for decades.
02
Drawn from the place
Orientation, material and memory lead every move — light most of all.
03
A historian's eye
Rigour in every detail, from ridge to foundation, tested first by hand.
By hand, then by code
Every project begins with a pencil.
Hand drawing is how I think. Each idea is tested on paper — its light, its weight, its material — long before it reaches a screen.