Extension and remodelling of an existing 1960s detached house in Frodsham, Cheshire. The project features a new single storey side extension, creating a new kitchen and living space that connects with the garden and rest of the house, along with external refurbishments to the existing 1960s facade.

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The proposed palette is a contemporary interpretation of materials and traditional details prevalent in the local area. Cheshire red and buff brickwork are combined in soft-textured Flemish bond to reference a local detail and provide interest to the new building.

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The patterned brickwork sits on a base of red precast stone. This material is carried through to the detailing of the cills and parapet in the form of dressed stonework.

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Internally, the project involves bespoke joinery to the kitchen, utility, boot room, office and a joinery wall with a dual sided fireplace between the living spaces.