Through the Woods - Architectural Services

11/04/2026

11/04/2026

Well thats Easter over with

21/02/2026

Mogwai on Thursday. Astrid and I slumped on the balcony like oldies, tinnitus inevitable. When Mogwai’s megahertz hit, you didn’t just hear it, you felt it. Heartbeat synced to the frequency. Beautiful, angry, sweet, dangerous—all at once
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18/09/2025

Oakhurst is a modern country home that balances tradition with contemporary living. Its exterior takes cues from classic domestic architecture, with a strong symmetrical frontage, gables, and large windows that give a sense of permanence and presence.
Inside, the design opens up — generous light-filled rooms, exposed beams, and crafted details create a home that feels both elegant and inviting. The kitchen and dining spaces flow seamlessly into family living areas, while calm bedrooms and private retreats complete the picture of modern comfort.

17/09/2025

Andy Michelmore is a technical Consultant, who is CIAT-registered technologist with award-winning experience in energy-efficient design and technical delivery.

16/09/2025

Originally built for farm workers, this 4-bedroom home is formed from two shipping containers, with polished concrete floors and timber walls and ceilings reclaimed from a traditional barn. Adjacent to the AONB, its low ecological footprint and cantilevered form respond to strict environmental considerations. A linear timber deck extends the living space, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle while minimising site impact.

15/09/2025

Willow Barn is a contemporary reimagining of a traditional agricultural building — a project that respects its rural setting while introducing a refined architectural language.
The design blends robust materials with crafted detailing: larch boarding, brickwork, and large areas of glazing that frame the landscape. The contrast between the barn’s historic form and its crisp modern interventions creates a dialogue between past and present.
Inside, light-filled spaces open to the surrounding countryside, while carefully considered details — from flush junctions to bespoke joinery — bring precision and warmth.

14/09/2025

Matt Fox is a ARB-registered architect and founder of Fox Eco Architects. Specialist in low-energy architecture, renewable technologies, and natural building materials, including pioneering work in CobBauge.

13/09/2025

Set high among the trees, Wolf Woods is a collection of timber treehouses designed to immerse visitors in the forest canopy. Accessed by rope bridges and walkways, the structures combine playful adventure with crafted comfort — a balance of raw nature and considered design.
Each cabin is formed of simple, robust timber frames, clad in natural materials that weather into their woodland setting. Inside, warm finishes and framed views create spaces that are both intimate and expansive, always drawing the eye back to the surrounding forest.

12/09/2025

SFB reimagines a modest rural bungalow as a contemporary home, grounded in its agricultural setting. The design is simple and direct — a clear linear form, with pitched roofs and robust materials that echo the local farmstead character.
Openings are carefully framed to capture long views across the landscape, while the interiors are arranged to balance light, warmth, and functionality. The palette is restrained yet tactile, allowing the surrounding fields and skies to remain the dominant presence.

11/09/2025

Little Clicker is a contemporary home carefully stitched into its suburban setting. The project balances openness and privacy, with a layout that frames views into the garden while maintaining a strong connection between indoor and outdoor life.
The architecture is simple and robust, defined by clear geometries and a restrained material palette. The massing steps with the site and surrounding context, creating a sense of belonging without mimicry. Internally, the spaces are generous yet efficient, with light drawn deep into the plan through considered positioning of windows and openings.
Little Clicker is about clarity — of form, of material, and of connection. It offers a home that feels both anchored in its context and open to its landscape.