Residential

New Houses, And Remodeling Of Houses And Apartments For Private Clients

• Imaginative remodelling of houses and apartments to suit modern living.
• Custom designed extensions featuring glass sliding or folding doors, large one piece glass rooflights, structured glass roofs with glass beams, staircases and enclosures. HTP have access to a Glass Consultant and specialist Contractors who can create with us, a bespoke solution to each Client's requirements.
• Remodelling of Victorian, Edwardian, 30’s, and other Period/Listed buildings, many in Conservation areas.
• New houses in UK and overseas in contemporary and traditional styles.
• Find out about our bespoke service (PDF) for Householder extensions, house and apartment redesign and remodelling.

New Housing For Developer Clients

• Experience in new build schemes, both at Planning and Building Regulations/Construction stages.
• Infill sites for 1-10 units in urban areas, and larger sites (up to 60 units) in more suburban or rural locations.
• Clients include prominent Development and Housebuilding Companies such as Crest, Quintain Plc, Mansard County Homes, Antler Homes, Stability Homes and Ruskin Homes.

Apartment Buildings

A number of new build contemporary style landmark projects have been completed, together with more traditionally styled buildings, in the Richmond area, Kingston, Ham, Teddington, Camberley, Bookham, Maidstone and overseas.

• Landmark Corner Site - Tower Point
  Curved in plan, and stepped back in section, this iconic structure posed significant town Planning, design and construction challenges, including diverting a culverted river around the building. Of the 5 apartments, one is a penthouse with terraces on all elevations, two are two level duplexes linked by feature internal staircases. The circular atrium and helical staircase are expressed externally in the elevation design.
• Landmark Corner Site - Causeway Point
  This building has become a local landmark with its nautical, art deco like appearance, and feature gullwing roof. A local Estate Agent has its HQ at ground floor level, and there are apartments above, each with unique floor plans. HTP were awarded the Teddington Society Award for the project.

Mixed Use And Urban Infill Schemes

A typical project is the Royal Oak Site, Teddington, featuring a replacement Public House, apartments and houses. The raised parapet motif from the adjoining gables was taken up in the new design, which repositioned the pub on the pavement frontage where it was originally located in the 19th Century.