We have recently submitted a pre-application scheme for 8 new houses along the river Thames front in Maidenhead.
The scheme is an exploration of boat house vernacular resulting in a series of contemporary vernacular houses.
Holly Gare joins Napier Clarke.
After gaining a First class honours degree for both RIBA part I and II at Bath University,
Holly was nominated for the RIBA Silver Presidents Medal.
Holly went on to gain her part III at a local practice and joins us as a qualified architect.
Welcome Holly!
We have recently submitted a pre-application for a large contemporary house in the Chilterns,
more to come on this as it progresses.
We have been granted planning permission for the demolition and the erection of a new 5 bed house in Chesham Bois.
To read more about the project click here
We have successfully received planning for a single storey extension to Rye Oak Primary school in Peckham Rye for
Southwark Council.
We are delighted that Pennycroft is featured in the book ‘British + Irish Modern: New Houses and Old Houses Made New,
Pennycroft can be found on page 190-197
We enjoy doing small projects as well as large, this is our latest proposal for a small extension to the front of a 1970s house.
We have been working on an exciting new masterplan and hope to reveal more as the project progresses.
The images above are a small part of a much larger scheme.
We have successfully won a shortlisted competition for a new substantial house on a 4 acre site.
The design is based on the idea of inside/outside spaces. A series of blocks carved out with voids creating courtyards, light wells
and landscape areas.
Following a positive pre-application, the refurbishment of a 1970s brick house in Great Missenden
receives Planning Approval.
Further to winning an international architectural design competition for a new visitors centre and the refurbishment of the
existing learning centre at the Black Country Living Museum.We are delighted to announce that it has now been submitted for Planning.
We are proud winners of the Brick Awards 2017: Individual Housing Development Category for Pennycroft.
Click here to see more
We continue to expand our portfolio for contemporary, contextual new build private homes.
We have submitted a pre-application for a new house build in Chesham Bois.
Following an advert in the Architect’s Journal, twenty six architects, from across the country, submitted
an expression of interest with five being shortlisted. From this Napier Clarke won, having created a scheme
that met the clients aspirations.
The scheme was to design an exceptional new scheme attached to a Grade II listed property. With the brief
requesting a ‘bold renovation’ and a ‘daring new complementary building’, this has allowed Napier Clarke
to challenge itself in an exciting new project.
Welcome to Will, a part 1 architectural assistant from Oxford Brookes University.
Will graduated with 1st class honours and has been nominated for the RIBA presidents bronze medal and received the Make award for excellence.
The Charnwood handmade bricks are looking crisp, creating the minimalist new form to the front of the existing rendered house
We are now using BIM and virtual reality, allowing our clients to view their projects in the VR world.
We recently invested in a package called ArchiCAD, which allows us to work in BIM and explore all of our projects in 3-d via Virtual reality.
It is a magnificent tool that allows our clients to walk through their projects throughout all stage of the project.
Pennycroft has been shortlisted in the ‘Individual Housing Development Award’. For more information click here
Welcome to James, a part 1 architectural assistant from Oxford Brookes University.
James graduated with 1st class honours and has been nominated for the RIBA presidents bronze medal, the Purcell prize for the
best contextual response to brief and for the Hunter Johnston Doric prize for contribution to life and spirit of the school.
James will be working on our recently won competition the Black Country Living Museum.
Pennycroft has been shortlisted on the Large House Of The Year category in The Sunday Times British Homes Awards 2017.
Awards Ceremony will be held on Thursday 21 September 2017
For more information about the award click here
The Black Country Living Museum has today announced the appointment of Buckinghamshire-based Napier Clarke Architects
to design an ambitious new Visitor Centre. The Visitor Centre is the central aspect of the new Visitor Welcome that the Museum
will create as part of the project. Not only will it allow BCLM to turn its face to Castle Hill and create a physical link between the
Museum and the other attractions at Castle Hill (including Dudley Zoo, Castle and Canal Trust) but it will be the welcome point
for up to 5,000 visitors per day as visitor numbers grow to almost 500,000 per year upon completion of the project. It will also
house an introductory exhibition and substantial food & drink and retail outlets, enabling the Museum’s current Rolfe Street entrance
building to be repurposed as a dedicated Learning Centre. Click here to see more.
Link to Architects Journal Article
To find out more about BCLM: Forging Ahead, including how you can get involved visit bclm.com/ForgingAhead.
New photos of our first project The Boat House. Click here to see more
Originally designed by architect Erno Goldfinger back in 1962-7,Haggerston School is one of the outstanding school buildings
of its period. Built in a brutalist style with a simple pallet of brickwork, timber, glass and concrete. It is Goldfinger’s only secondary
school and is Grade II Listed.
Pennycroft is featured in Architecture Today, INFORM, Spring Edition 2017.
A great article and a great journal to be in.
Pennycroft shortlisted for a Chiltern Award 2017, winners to be announced in June.
Permitted development has been approved for a new pool house in Cookham, Buckinghamshire. To read more click here
Napier Clarke first one off house Pennycroft, is featured in the latest issue of The Architects’ Journal.
To read more about the project click here
Work has begun on a contemporary extension to an existing 1950s modernist house in Canterbury.
To read more click here
