by Garry Kemp | Sep 20, 2012
This East Yorkshire Farmhouse was extensively extended using reclaimed materials. The project included a 12m x 7m Orangery extension, and a two storey Bedroom and study extension. The garden was also landscaped with a large sandstone terraced patio. Three...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 20, 2012
. This extensive refurbishment of an existing house in Skirlaugh, East Yorkshire included the addition of two large extensions – kitchen and garden room. The refurbishment comprised a new heating system, re-roofing, Sto self cleaning render, new windows &...
by Jonathan Grant | Jun 30, 2017
This ultra low energy house features, triple glazing, whole house mechanical ventilation, very high levels of insulation and solar hot water heating; built to Passivhaus principles it requires virtually no heating, in fact it has been designed so that it only requires...
by Garry Kemp | Jun 11, 2012
Phase 2 of a new retail development has recently been completed at Newbegin, Hornsea. The project required the demolition of a row of existing shops built in the 1960s. A new heavily reinforced raft foundation was constructed to address problems with poor ground...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 20, 2012
This extension to a swimming pool at a private house in Beverley was a challenging build – the gardens were extensively landscaped and access to the work area was severely limited. All building materials had to be brought in by hand and careful planning was...
