Every building project, no matter how large or small, starts with a need. Sometimes the need is driven by practicality.. Continue Reading >
“Leading scientists now say that unless we change course drastically, within the lifetime of people alive today, we are heading.. Continue Reading >
I’ve always said that Communion is privileged to work on the most important spaces in our world – our homes.. Continue Reading >
Once the fundamentals of the design of the site are established, the choreography of everyday life is the next thing.. Continue Reading >
The most successful changes to your space take into account the things you cannot change. There are only a few.. Continue Reading >
Listed buildings are one of our greatest cultural assets. They are extraordinarily evocative places and to have them in our.. Continue Reading >
If you want to extend your home or build a new one, the words ‘planning permission’ can strike fear. But.. Continue Reading >
How to get planning permission for a barn conversion is one of the questions we’re most frequently.. Continue Reading >
Kentchurch Estate in Herefordshire has been owned by a single family for nearly a thousand years. The 2,000.. Continue Reading >
It’s January 2025. Alex sums up the project’s progress so far, including the materials used from the site to build.. Continue Reading >
As the rammed earth walls continue, the landscaping is showing meaningful progression as the ponds and gardens begin to show.. Continue Reading >
The crescent takes shape as the rammed earth shuttering begins. This will form the back walls of the kitchen and.. Continue Reading >
It’s time to construct the concrete plinths for the rammed earth walls using shuttering. This project features two key walls.. Continue Reading >
The reinforced concrete slab is being laid. For this, we used locally-sourced recycled aggregate for the sub-base. For roadways on.. Continue Reading >
We can now see the plan of the house set in the landscape, and the grounds are taking shape. Even.. Continue Reading >
It’s now May 2024. While April saw the landscaping begin to take shape, with the gentle scooping out from.. Continue Reading >
I’m delighted to say that, in the past few months, our church reordering project at St Mary Magdalene Church in Tanworth-in-Arden has.. Continue Reading >
It’s April 2024, and the digging continues. The extent of the proposed landscaping is starting to emerge. We worked.. Continue Reading >
It’s March 2024, and the Earth House earthworks have begun for this exceptional house in an exceptional landscape. Set.. Continue Reading >
We have been working with a couple who live in a former estate building with a palatial.. Continue Reading >
Our clients, Rosie and Rod, had lived in their beautiful,.. Continue Reading >
Our clients had an area of land on their property that seemed perfect for a new.. Continue Reading >
Perhaps the most controversial element of any church reordering involves the pews. Any decision to remove them is fraught with debate.. Continue Reading >
We first began working with St. Matthias Church, Torquay, in 2015. The.. Continue Reading >
In this episode we chat to Steve and Liz, owners of a charming nineteenth century cottage in the beautiful Worcestershire.. Continue Reading >
Like all significant projects, a large part of a church reordering is about communication... Continue Reading >
Gaining consent and securing funding are the two most important elements of a church reordering project. Gaining.. Continue Reading >
The sense of joy and wonder in the outcome of a church reordering project is always rewarding. But.. Continue Reading >
