Sustainable Suburbia

We have recently completed the radical overhaul of a typical 1920's Surrey suburban house, improving and extending the living space whilst ensuring the thermal performance of the building envelope is upgraded to current standards.

Remodelled Garden Facade

This extensive refurbishment project included a two storey extension to the rear of the property, a single storey extension to the garage, and the conversion of the loft space. The project added a new open plan living area for the family, two new bedrooms and three additional en suite bathrooms to the house. 
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BREEAM Excellent Laboratory

We are delighted to announce that the Building Research Establishment have just certified that the

recently completed laboratory building for the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Oxfordshire, has achieved a BREEAM Environmental Assessment rating of ‘Excellent’.

Typical Research Laboratory Interior

The accommodation provides high grade laboratory space for chemistry and molecular biology,.and includes office spaces and meeting rooms which enjoy views over meadowland to the River Thames.  

Funding provided by the Natural Environment Research Council was partly dependent on achieving the highest available BREEAM rating.  R H Partnership rose to the challenge, utilising a list of potential environmental impacts to inform every aspect of the design process from feasibility stage onwards. 
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Wells Maltings Update

Visual of Staithe Street Proposed Elevation

RHP completed a detailed feasibility study, masterplan and business case in conjunction with MPCS earlier this year for the restoration, refurbishment and extension of the Grade II listed Maltings in Wells-next-the-Sea to provide a new community arts centre. 

The project is moving forward, the key stakeholders have formed the Wells Maltings Trust to develop local interest and promote use of the existing facilities within the Maltings.  The Trust have agreed a 99 year lease with North Norfolk District Council for the buildings and a full time fundraiser, Becky Jefcoate started on the 1 Nov to drive the project forward, we wish her well and offer our continued support to this exciting community project.
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MAA Starts on Site

Visual of New Main Entrance

Refurbishment work on Cambridge University's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is due to start on site shortly. The £1.8m project provides refurbished gallery and exhibition space, a new entrance, reception and visitor facilities.

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