Architecture + Craftsmanship

Experts in the conservation, adaption, and repair of our built heritage.

At Corbel, we are passionate about preserving the legacy of historic and listed buildings, alongside transforming their future.

With a deep appreciation for the past, we combine our expertise in design and construction to breathe new life into period properties. Our team of skilled architects, craftsmen and craftswomen work meticulously to respect the original character and significance of our heritage assets – and where appropriate seamlessly weave in modern functionality and aesthetics.

From careful restoration to sensitive adaption, we take pride in our commitment to respect and honour the history of our built heritage, whilst also acknowledging that buildings also need to evolve to meet the specific needs of current owners. With our attention to detail, respect for historical integrity, and dedication to superior craftsmanship, we are leading experts in conserving and transforming heritage buildings into remarkable spaces that inspire for generations to come.

Horton Court
Repair and conversion of Grade I listed medieval house to a holiday let for the National Trust.
Castle House
A complex repair scheme to convert Castle House, Bridgwater into dwellings. Built as a prototype in 1851 it was designed to showcase what could be achieved with the new wonder material - Ordinary Portland Cement.
Halswell House
Halswell House stands proudly within the Quantock Hills. The house and surrounding buildings date from the Tudor period through to Georgian and Victorian.
Winterbourne Medieval Barn
Repair and conversion of the former Tithe Barn for community use.
Barn Extension – North Somerset
Watercress Barn is a complex of early 1800's agricultural buildings that were converted into a house in 2006. The original barn conversion living spaces did not fully maximise the link between the house and garden.
Toneworks
Toneworks in Wellington is one of the best-preserved cloth finishing works in the country, its sheer scale, and the fact that it still contains most of the original machinery have a rare significance and corresponding Grade II* listed status.
Chard Museum
Corbel Architects are very pleased to have been appointed by the Trustees of Chard Museum to lead the Design Team for their 50 Years and Beyond – Stories and Spaces Project.
Tickenham Court, North Somerset
Tickenham Court represents a fine survival, a medieval manor house close to the church with relatively little recent surrounding development. The project repaired the hall and solar wings, built circa 1470, with a new Oriel link located on the footprint of an earlier iteration.
Iford Manor
The Grade II* listed Cloister sits within the Peto Gardens on the Iford Manor Estate, Freshford just outside the City of Bath. The Peto Gardens take their name from their designer Harold Peto the famous landscape Architect whom bought and resided at the estate until 1933.
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Our Specialisms

Architecture
We have a passion for working with historic buildings, whether that’s unravelling the history and analysing potential problems, or using our creative skills to transform often difficult and complex sites. We will work closely with you to push the boundaries and maximise the potential for all aspects of your project.
Construction
As main contractors we are experts in the conservation, repair and adaptation of historic buildings throughout the South West region and beyond. With several decades of experience on a diverse range of projects our team are highly skilled at executing complex projects of any nature.
Joinery
Corbel Joinery specializes in restoring and producing bespoke, handcrafted joinery for historic or contemporary buildings. With a blend of traditional techniques and our modern workshop we have the skills and knowledge to produce craftsmanship of the highest quality in every commission.

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