Our latest project with Persimmon Homes with approx 50 mixed units including apartments and houses.

The scheme consists of 143 dwellings with a mix of houses, apartments and maisonettes. Core Architects have produced working drawings and tender information for Charles Church and Persimmon homes. Construction commenced on site in April 2011.

The construction is predominantly timber frame and cladding on a concrete semi basement car park and podium. Affordable units are designed to satisfy Code for Sustainable Homes and the site includes photo voltaic renewable energy.

Initial design and planning stages was completed by HTA.

Core Architects have further current and completed projects for Persimmon Homes including sites at: Arbury, Cambridge; Stanground, Peterborough; King Reach, Biggleswade and Wooton Road, Kings Lynn.

This bespoke 25 dwelling scheme is Core Architects latest completed project for Linden Homes (formally Stamford Homes). We have provided full working drawings, fully compliant with Life Time Homes and Housing Federation standards. We have further current and completed projects for Linden Homes including sites at: St Ives, Lincoln, Gainsborough and Oakham.

Our latest project for Kier Partnership Homes is located in Stamford and consists of 45 dwellings including Housing Authority units, Private Houses and Apartments. Core Architects have been appointed to provide a full working drawing package.

Other projects for Kier Partnership Homes and Allison Homes include sites at Spalding and Bourne.

This project is for a private client and includes alterations and extensions to an existing house together with providing 4 new houses. The site is located on the edge of village and the solution is to provide contemporary designed units that include high level of sustainable and environmental design. The scheme includes units that meet Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5.

Core Architects have worked closely with our client to gain detailed planning permission for this new built detached dwelling for the family and their disabled son. The brief called for the scheme to function as a singular family home whilst allowing for privacy and individual spaces for all family members. The house has both traditional and contemporary design elements and materials, and includes sustainable heating systems and rainwater harvesting.

The project is on site and is due for completion in late 2011.

Core Architects has produced a design which has gained detailed planning consent for a modern extension to West Hill House, Lincoln. The site overlooks the city and the extension provides additional living space to take advantage of these views. The existing building is adjacent to a listed building and the extension is designed to be minimalist in its execution, and allow views of the existing building through the new structure.

This project is the conversion of a disused 18^th Century listed coach house to form a new residential dwelling. The location and context of the site required  minimal impact and careful design to the existing building to carry out the conversion.

Planning Approval and Listed Building Consent has been submitted and is due for approval on this project.

Planning consent was gained for a developer client for this small but bespoke scheme in the centre of Sutterton village. The site included other possible community uses. The dwellings were individually designed to take advantage of the benefits of each individual plot. The site constraints include a redundant water tower at the road entrance