Clear Architects was commissioned to create an architecturally bold 5-bedroom family home - Wyvern House - on the site of a former tennis court.

For this 1950s property we created a seamless transition between the living and garden areas in a refurbishment project chock full of innovative and chic design features, including a sunken wine cellar.

The brief was to transform a tired looking corrugated iron-clad barn into a unique luxury dwelling - and to use our imagination!

From a 1950s bungalow we created this stunning modern three-storey home on the fringes of the Essex Green Belt. High-performance SIP panels were used for the exterior.

“The houses of tomorrow can be truly sustainable, making use of recycled paper as cellulose insulation, recycled waste or low grade timber for structural sheet material for walls, floors and roofs; or as structural beams, recycled glass for kitchen worktops and much more.”

This 1960's 'house on stilts' was to be transformed, with a perpendicular ground floor extension, a re-configured upstairs layout and stand-alone professional photography studio in the garden.

Clear Architects converted this Victorian office block into two luxury residential homes, switching the interior layout to create 'upside-down' houses that maximise use of the original windows and incorporate a feature roof terrace.

Clear Architects undertook large-scale restoration of the 18th Century Highgate Church and sensitively developed the site into 14 luxury apartments, including a stunning and quirky penthouse, for a Commercial developer.

In this Commercial build we have created Grangewood Stables; exceptional stabling facilities to house award-winning show horses in luxury, replacing their tired old, blockwork accommodation.

Working with a Children's Hospice Charity, we created a new, tranquil ‘Holistic Care Centre’ to provide much needed consultation rooms, flexible lecture/teaching spaces, music therapy room, a new reception area and further office facilities.