Two adjoining 4 bay oak framed buildings, both with upper floors. One building has four sets of garage doors, with an exterior staircase leading up to the first floor with four dormer windows. There is an external balcony linking the upper floors and 2 rooflights in the second building.
An oak framed extention with two sides connecting to the existing building and the other sides having full height glazing to allow maximum sunlight.
An L shaped oak framed garage with three bays enclosed by a set of barn doors each and an attachted studio space.
An oak framed garage with two bays enclosed by two sets of barn doors.This garage sits on staddle stones rather than a plinth wall.
An oak framed garage with one open parking bay and secure space next door which has some roof lighting and extra space with the aisle on the side.
An L shaped oak framed building, with two bay garage and storage area. Attached is two bays for stables.
An oak framed workshop / storeage. One end has a set of barn doors whilst the other uses a single door, in the centre is a shelterd space to the front leading to a storage area. Single windows are used in both buildings.
An oak framed garage. Bottom floor has two open parking bays and one smaller enclosed one which could be used for a car or storage which has a set of barn doors. An external staircase leads to the upstairs which has two dormer windows.
An oak framed extention. The monopitch roof also has roof lighting, with single glazing surrounding the building this allows maximum sunlight into it.
An oak framed garage / barn. Three open bays and a studio next door and also upper floor with plenty of space. Roof lighting is used to create natural light in top floor.
An oak framed extention with all sides having full height glazing to gain maximum natural light.
A oak framed garden room / conservatory extension with full height glazing doors on two sides. Two roof lights in the roof and feature trusses.
An oak framed two storey building. On the bottom floor both single and barn doors are used in this equestrian style building. On the first floor there is a balcony as well as roof lighting. Full height glazing is also used as well as sling brace in the framework.
An oak framed pavillion with both full height glazing and single windows. Roof lighting is also used to gain as much natural light as possible.
An oak framed house extention. In one part, full height glazing is used, whilst in the other part of the building roof lighting is used to allow maximum sunlight.
An oak framed house extention containing both full height glazing and single glazing. Roof lighting is also used to create maximum sunlight.
An oak framed extention to a brick wall. Both full height and single glazing is used on all sides of the building. Roof lighting is used on a monopitched roof.
An oak framed and brick extention with one end having full height glazing. One side has running windows and roof light is available to take advantage of natural light.
An oak framed porch extention with brick support, with glazing on all sides of the building and full height glazing doors.
