Just as the world locked down, Hudson Architects received planning approval for a new venue on a remarkable West Norfolk site, located alongside a Scheduled Monument. We worked closely with the client team to develop designs which breathe life into a collection of derelict barns. The sympathetic conversion and extension transforms the redundant agricultural buildings into a coherent, contemporary events space celebrating the agricultural heritage of the site.
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Image credit: Matter of Place Architects & Toby Grimwood-Snook Hudson Architects have been appointed as design lead for Norfolk County Council’s Future Ready (FR) Property Enhancement Initiative. This initiative led by MACE, in collaboration with Purcell, Hoare Lea, GDM Group and Elliot Wood
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Baggy House, completed in 1994, stands as a striking example of how architecture can respond thoughtfully to its environment. Located on Baggy Point in North Devon, this six-bedroom family home celebrates its 30th anniversary as a model of both design excellence and sustainability. Featured in the
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Planning approval has been granted for the transformation of Pensthorpe’s Courtyard Café! The new extension and refurbishment of Pensthorpe’s Café will create a spacious and welcoming entrance and café counter. Increased glazing will flood the seating areas with natural light, while ne
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