Question 1

What types of residential projects suit Greenwich homes?

Accepted Answer

Common projects include rear/side extensions, loft conversions, internal reconfiguration, and whole-home refurbishments—often focused on creating better light, circulation, and modern performance.

Question 2

Can you balance modern design with period property character?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We aim for upgrades that feel natural to the building—improving usability and comfort while respecting proportion, materiality, and the existing fabric.

Question 3

Do you work on riverside and view-sensitive properties?

Accepted Answer

Where relevant, we consider privacy, daylight, and views early—so layout, glazing strategy, and finishes support both liveability and long-term durability.Where relevant, we consider privacy, daylight, and views early—so layout, glazing strategy, and finishes support both liveability and long-term durability.

Question 4

How do you approach buildability on occupied homes?

Accepted Answer

We plan sequencing and site management to reduce disruption—especially when clients remain in residence for part of the programme. The exact approach depends on access, scope, and services.

Question 5

Will my Greenwich project require approvals?

Accepted Answer

It depends on scope and context. We can advise early on the likely route, constraints, and the information required, so you can make informed decisions before committing to detailed design.

Question 6

What’s the best first step to start a Greenwich project?

Accepted Answer

Share your goals, budget range, and any existing drawings. We’ll outline feasibility, likely constraints, and the best delivery route for your property.

Greenwich

Greenwich: period homes, light, and liveability—without losing character

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