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Works have commenced on site for the comprehensive renovation and extension of this detached 1950s bungalow in Herne Bay. The consented scheme removes unsympathetic later additions and re-instates the original period character of the property frontage. To the rear, a large full-width extension is book-ended by a contemporary feature wall finished in Geobrick and Yakisugi charred timer cladding. A Sunflex ‘hide-away’ sliding pocket door system and large roof lantern will seamlessly connect the open plan living space with the extensive mature landscaped gardens.

Our Art Deco inspired design for this apartment scheme in Palm Bay has recently been awarded the top accolade in the Margate Town Pride Awards. The scheme was voted the best of 12 shortlisted properties, and given a prestigious blue plaque. We worked closely alongside the client and planning department to ensure that we were able to unlock the full potential of this site, whilst enhancing and preserving the historic character of the area. The Isle of Thanet News reported that “The calibre of nominations received indicates a growing awareness amongst the Society’s members of the major contribution that both renovation of often run-down properties and the erection of well-designed new properties, make to the overall attractiveness of our town.” Palm Bay, was recognised for its innovative, sensitive and eye-catching design, making a major contribution to the regeneration of the Cliftonville area. The development will now proudly display a blue plaque to mark the award. These were the 39th Town Pride Awards, the Society’s Chair, Pamela Pople said: “I should like to thank everyone who has been involved, contributing to making this year’s event such a special occasion. This year is particularly poignant, as is the first Town Pride Awards’ event that we have held since 2019 and the ideal opportunity to celebrate the positive impact that projects have made in the local area.” “I am delighted once again that we received nominations of such a high calibre, resulting in one Town Pride winner this year (Palm Bay) and 4 ‘Highly Commended’, each of which was diverse, reflecting the exceptional high standard of new projects that have been undertaken in the areas of Cliftonville, Margate, Westbrook and Westgate-on-Sea, which will contribute greatly in raising ethos and a sense of pride in our community.” #planning #design #development #architecture #margate #awards #turnerjacksonday #storehouselondon #walltec

Planning has recently been submitted for this new-build development. Comprising 53 high-tech style light-industrial units for The GuildCrest Group . This high-quality scheme will mark the commencement of forthcoming phases of development on plots 1 and 2 at Manston Business Park.

The extension and refurbishment of this detached bungalow in Herne Bay is progressing well on site. The clients design brief includes some thoughtful touches such as the creative re-use and upcycling of reclaimed building materials, scaffold boards, and a converted shipping container to create a versatile garden room and storage area.

Progressing well in Assassins preparations for Ramsgate Week

TJDA is delighted that this 1850’s Coach house near Canterbury is near completion. The existing dwelling has undergone sensitively designed alterations and extensions whilst retaining the buildings unique aesthetical and materialistic characteristics and historical appearance. The project involved a new oak framed orangery, complete refurbishment and reconfiguration as well as a new oak framed glazed gable to the master bedroom and a new kitchen dining area with bi-fold doors opening up onto a new courtyard landscaped garden.

We are excited to see solid progress being made on this new-build replacement dwelling on a sought-after site in Minnis Bay, Kent. The contemporary design was developed in close collaboration with our client, and replaces a dilapidated bungalow on sunken corner plot overlooking a public green. The stepped L-shaped plan-form bookends the approach, transitioning both built form and site levels whilst offering a sense of enclosure and protection to the frontage. Expansive areas of glazing and luxurious open-plan living spaces maximise natural light and offer far-reaching views across the park and out to sea.

The scheme comprises of 48 No. 1000 sq B1 / B2 units situated in a superb A299 location just outside Faversham. The site is positioned at the Dargate interchange on the London bound carriageway offering superb access to the M2 / A2. The scheme will be completed towards the end of 2022.

Scaffolding removed, revealing great progress on the development of 3 contemporary new-build properties in Ramsgate. Our client chose to utilise a timber frame construction with a Wetherby external insulation and brick slip system.

What a beautiful sunrise and calm weather for Assassin’s winter lift-out. Now all the hard work begins prepping her for the 2022 Race Season. Bring it on!

Following outline consent, TJDA have submitted a detailed reserved matters planning application for the re-development of this former Farmstead near Ramsgate in Kent. The scheme will provide 17 new homes, 3 of which will be formed by the conversion and renovation of existing farm buildings, enabling the development to sensitively respect its heritage setting and an adjacent listed structure to the North. The design also incorporates a distinctive sunken courtyard feature which utilises the existing topography of the site whilst reflecting the historical configuration of the original courtyard farmstead.

This high quality scheme, located on a prominent corner site on Peckham Road in Southwark, will reactivate the street frontage and make an important contribution to the ongoing regeneration of the area. The clients brief called for a distinctive and dynamic building with an open and inviting character which would embody the core principles of the Pentecostal faith whilst becoming an integral part of the local community. The proposed design balances large areas of glazing against a robust façade of imprinted concrete. This approach will facilitate a sense of performance, encouraging a direct dialogue between the internal spaces and the street outside, whilst maintaining a sense of enclosure and protection. At ground level, a colonnade wraps around the building to address the main approaches. It links and defines the main entrance points, whilst setting up a strong rhythm with a unifying ecclesial aesthetic, which was inspired by the traditional cloisters and colonnades found on Churches around the world.