We’re very proud to share that our House in a Barn has been shortlisted for the 2025 AR New into Old Awards.
This recognition celebrates thoughtful transformation and adaptive reuse in architecture — values that are at the heart of our work. We’re honoured to be in the company of such inspiring projects from around the world.
In the summer sun, the biodiverse landscaping on display at Lilliput Farm Kitchen creates a peaceful and serene area from which to enjoy Lilliput Farm’s connection to its rural past.
The UK’s first purpose built climbing centre in Chippenham is a major part of the local community, incorporating climbing walls, community cafe, a play park and a concrete skate park. This piece of community architecture was 7 years in the making but is now a centrepiece feature of Chippenham.
House in a Barn all ready for handover to client – just needs some landscaping now. Photography by Charles Emerson
It’s busy down on site at Artel31’s scheme for Krowji in Redruth, Cornwall. The 12-week build for container-based artist studios is due for completion in November 2024. Photography by 3deep Media.
Planning has now granted to turn our No7 into a performance venue with a recording studio and music practice space.
Our head office on Union Road is already for the summer sun with its new solar shading on the windows. Just need some sun now.
Transforming heritage with a modern touch, Artel31’s latest completed project House Through the Red Gate is a stunning example of blending old and new. Originally two listed Cotswold stone byres, this farmyard conversion now features a fully glazed open-plan kitchen, creating a seamless connection between house and garden.
We’re very excited to have been appointed as Architects and Project Managers on phase 3 of Krowji’s development plans for their former school site in Redruth.
Plot 3 blooming in the sunshine
House in a Field is LABC’s Best Individual New Home 2022!
Old Ashley Hill showing off its multi-coloured garden gate with overhanging foliage
Yellow hallway interior inspired by Mexican architect Jakob Gomez at Old Ashley Hill in Bristol
Mangotsfield Folly is finally complete after many years of planning. An imaginary lovechild of Prouve, Mari and Judd, this structure will stand for just 1 year and be home to multiple local artists. Images courtesy of @charlesemerson_
Social space at Plot 2 underneath a vaulted ceiling.
Plot 3’s stairs are so beautiful you want to carry a photo of them in your wallet!! Captured here in all its subtleties of light and absence.
Playful colours at the Chippenham Climbing Centre
Climbing centre materiality details.
The chimney on House on a Hill anchors the building to the hillside. Here it is looking melancholy in the rain.
Great to see The Cottage starting to weather in today
