William Green Architects

Architecture designed to inspire and endure. Studios in London and Oxfordshire.

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Designing for natural light, shapes a building and space.

[William Green Architects @WGA_Design]

Making the garden the wallpaper. So many interesting things to note through changing seasons and weather.

The perfect wall finish!

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Framing a feature, like this olive tree, can really connect the inside with the outside and create points of interest throughout one’s journey through a home.

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Architects thinking: Keeping it real by showing a selection of unedited sketches. These are precious workings out for architects. They never see the light of day, but are an important part of the journey.

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We work on a range of projects and its always a privilege to be able to see first-hand the variety of furniture, fixtures and equipment that goes into each project. All individual and project specific. All mainly lovely.

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Cosy indoor seating closely connected to an outdoor seating area. Maximising the houses connection to the delights of a garden within the city whilst also ensuring lots of controlled natural light enters the home.

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Onsite - Dreams into Reality.
Making a Connection - Old to New.
The axial view from the host buildings hallway into this new kitchen dining space was the key to this proposal upon a Grade 2 Listed building.

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A proposal for a lovely 2 storey side addition to a working Cotswold farmhouse.

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The Garden Room to this new build country farmhouse.
The generous proportions are hard to convey, but intentionally connect the space to the beautiful surrounding country gardens. The grass roof, is designed to appear floating, on a seam of glass that wraps around the building.

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Within a charming Cotswold village, a Conservation Area, within the grounds of Listed Buildings, every new building, however small, needs careful consideration and a design that maximises its potential.

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Inside-outside. In this project, we designed the pool house to sit alongside the Grade 2 home, creating a seamless inside outside connection with the south facing terrace and far-reaching country views. We utilised 2.5m high fully glazed sliding doors, with a flying corner.

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Rain chains, are they making a comeback? Certainly admired a number in alpine architecture recently! Here’s one we did more locally.

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Making a feature out of an existing well at this Grade 2 Listed building.

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AI v Twin Motion 09 - We have been developing and sharing our Twin Motion renders comparing them against AI inspired solutions. We have recently switched up our AI skills and feel we have made a step change in the render outputs achieved via AI.

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This designed extension opens the day living of the house to the lovely gardens. Providing additional space for open plan living, natural light and connected garden views for our clients who were downsizing from their large family home and wished to maximise their new home.

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This contemporary city extension is designed to completely open the rear of the house up to the fabulous gardens. Connecting the day living of this busy family home to green space. Maximising contextual opportunities.

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Here we have a sketch scheme that endeavours to maximise the existing house for a growing family. The house is located on a lovely size plot and the challenge was to utilise the existing by integrating it into an extended whole house, refurbish, remodel and extend.

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Bringing the outside in - This day room design scales up as it embraces the connection to the outside. Where 2.8m high bi fold doors fold back to enable the room to connect to the 25-acre vista. Overhanging roof design provides solar shading.

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Lovely Barn Conversion that utilises triple height space for bridging landing and filling it with natural light.
View this project on our website: https://t.co/LZjhdFzDNQ

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Onsite-Dreams into Reality.
Growing into the streetscape. Here our new build family house in a lovely Northamptonshire village can be seen over the past year being constructed and rising out of the ground, finding its place within the streetscape.