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A gap site on a residential side street in East Oxford, this scheme provides nine 1-bed and 2-bed apartments with easy access to all the amenities of Cowley Road. With adjacent buildings on three sides, the challenge of this site was negotiating the mass of the building against existing openings near the boundaries. The current […]

Powell’s school house is a Grade II* listed property located close to the centre of Cirencester. Thinking Buildings were initially appointed as Architects for a feasibility study for the conversion of the school house from education to residential use. The existing school house was significantly compromised for educational use, with mainly small rooms spread across

Completed in autumn 2021, this development was designed for a private client to maximise a gap site in Oxford’s Cowley Road area. The site was originally the premises of the owner’s small business, an incongruous commercial unit on a residential street. The design works hard to provide generous accommodation on a restricted site. Thinking Buildings

This exciting scheme for 17 affordable units to the north of Cheltenham and Gloucester is currently making its way through the planning process. The site accommodates four 3-bed houses, seven 2-bed houses and six apartments, all to National space standards. It was a challenging site to develop, as it borders on three sides a much

A delightful project involving the restoration, conversion and extension of an existing range of Grade II listed stables and agricultural barns into 5 new luxury homes. The project is located in the hamlet of Luddington, just a stones throw away from Stratford Upon Avon.  Within extremely challenging planning and heritage constraints Thinking Buildings worked closely

This development of twenty residential properties of one to five bedrooms, is located on the edge of Norton Conservation Area. Situated within the Vale of Evesham, an area renowned for its farming, the concept is a farm that has naturally evolved from a simple ‘threshing’ barn to a larger farm-house and farm-yard as agricultural operations

This courtyard mews development is located in the centre of historic Cirencester. Thinking Buildings worked with our developer client to obtain planning consent for a mixed use development with a new Cote Brasserie restaurant in the Grade II listed shop unit in one of Cirencester’s main shopping streets, and seven 2 & 3 bed houses