Archive for January 2018
Best of 2017: Four Homes We Completed
Earl’s Court Mews This once-dilapidated mews house is now a gallery-like showcase for luxury interior design with a contemporary twist on Italian style and materials. From the master suite that takes up the entire top floor down to the marble spa in the basement, this is one of our most visually exciting projects yet. Click…
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Denbigh Gardens A new build house in Richmond Hill which will be the perfect home for our clients to retire in the UK, returning home after long and successful international careers. Flexibility was the main objective of the brief, which will be achieved with a large open plan kitchen and dining space, a separate study…
Read MoreBest of 2017: Four Planning Permissions We Won
Cambridge Park It’s not easy to get planning permission to renovate a Building of Townscape Merit in a Conservation Area, but that’s exactly what we achieved for this prominent four-storey detached house in Twickenham. The permission includes a complete interior renovation and a rear extension which will allow us to reconfigure the internal space and…
Read MorePlanning Permission to Refurbish Grade II Listed 1720s Building in Chelsea
Dyer Grimes Architecture has received planning permission for an extensive but sensitive refurbishment on a Grade II listed building on Lawrence Street, also known as Monmouth House after the long-since-demolished Manor House that once stood on the site. Unfortunately, the site has been subject to a long history of heavy-handed repairs and unsympathetic alterations, so…
Read MorePlanning Approval to Build a Contemporary Country Mansion in the Surrey Green Belt
Dyer Grimes Architecture has obtained planning approval to demolish an existing property and replace it with a contemporary new build in the heart of the Surrey Green Belt – one of the most difficult locations in the country to gain planning approval. By demolishing the current sprawl of low quality mish-mash of buildings that occupy…
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