A three-storey rear extension that steps back as it rises, winning height at the top by giving ground at the bottom.

A scheme that already had consent, where the drawing package and the site oversight decided whether it became a well-built house.

A rear and side extension with a loft conversion, made considerably larger by applying jointly with the neighbours.

A large HMO returned to two generous family flats, with a hip-to-gable roof extension making a clean vertical split possible.

A corner terrace in an Article 4 conservation area, consented in under two months on a plot that had been refused twice.

A one bedroom semi-basement flat in a Richmond conservation area, extended and terraced to reach a garden it had never really used.

A Fulham bedsit reworked into a two bedroom garden flat, where reorganising the plan mattered more than the floor area added.

A new-build family home on a redundant garage plot, made buildable by resolving the main sewer running straight through the site.

Two unauthorised flats returned to a single family house, then extended under the permitted development rights that reinstatement restored.

A side infill just 1.7 metres wide that turns a kitchen you pass through into a kitchen you can sit in.