Located in the grounds of a country estate, this Grade II listed building underwent a sensitive and complete refurbishment, maintaining its many period features.
This exclusive development in the historical grounds of a Grade II Listed Manor House included conversion of a manor house, several existing buildings and the listed gardens.
New swimming pool and basement gymnasium adjoining a Grade II listed building. This included creating a new walled garden to act as a backdrop to the contemporary addition.
This Grade II Listed private family home has roots in the 17th century.
We were approached by the client to remodel the rear of the main house, unify their living spaces and provide new accommodation to replace an existing library.
This robust, brick, industrial barn stands on an exposed site on top of Wrotham Hill. Whilst it had been granted planning consent the scheme lacked imagination.
Our client wanted this building for his family home and contracted us to bring the project to life.
MKA embarked on a re-design to fulfill our client’s expectations. The use of structural glass was employed to act as a foil to the massive solid nature of the existing brickwork. Major spaces were left full height to maintain the essence of the building whilst providing the accommodation required by a large family.
The contemporary approach to the design ensured the existing qualities of the barn were still maintained and brought to life again in a new modern aesthetic
