Christmas Gifts

Clare went on maternity leave at the end of November and has produced Eva, a sister for Tom. She hopes to be back at her desk in the summer.

Clare has also received another present. Her work on Grade II* listed Narrowgate House, Alnwick which is on Historic England’s At Risk Register has received planning approvals. The building is to be converted to 5 residential units with a creperie in the basement. Approval has also been granted for 3 new houses in the grounds.

We have also received consents for works on two Grade II listed properties: the tiny fishing Shiel at Spittal near Berwick which is to become a bunk house and cafe; and Murton Farmhouse, North Shields which will be converted to two dwellings.

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I joined the practice in the 1980’s. It was known then as a practice of integrity and professionalism, creating quality designs through friendly personal service. What has changed? Workload is slightly different now, responding over the years to shifting economic conditions, new concerns about climate change and client expectations, but our underlying philosophy about the way we choose to work remains the same.

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