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Projects

Custom and bespoke projects crafted by Corbel

At Corbel, our industry experts have the capabilities to turn your vision into reality through specialist architecture, building, restoration and conservation services.

Turning Your Vision into Reality

Each project is fully custom and each bespoke element is crafted by our team to ensure that the highest quality standards are maintained throughout; blending traditional architectural design with modern construction practices, creating a visual masterpiece whilst ensuring the cultural heritage is kept for future generations to marvel at and remember its historic roots.

Barnston Manor

Grade 1 listed Barnston Manor dating to the 13th century, with links to Oliver Cromwell

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.

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.

Cliston Farmhouse

Lower (Great) Cliston is a significant Grade II* listed Devon farmstead with origins dating back to the 16th century. Each century since, the original high-status open Hall House has been developed and extended to create the imposing thatched farmhouse and outbuildings, alongside a modern farmstead.

Dick Whittington

This incredible building is one of only 11 grade 1 listed public houses in the UK. Dating back to the 1200’s and reputedly built by the Whittington family, whom Richard Whittington (famous merchant and former Lord Mayor of London) was a part of.

Dunster Castle Watermill Tea Room

Situated within the grounds of the Dunster Estate directly adjacent to the river Avill, the Watermill tea room building provided refreshments for visitors to the Castle and surrounding areas.

Dyrhan Park – Money, Maps & Marmalade

Dyrham a grade 1 listed manor house, situated in grade ii* parks and gardens is truly a magnificent building.

Extension to a Barn Conversion, North Somerset

A contemporary new Living Room extension designed to improve the client’s connection with their garden and extensive far-reaching views.

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.

Horton Court

Repair and conversion of Grade I listed medieval house to a holiday let for the National Trust.

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.

Killerton Chapel

Grade 1 listed Killerton Chapel, situated within the grounds of The National Trusts, Killerton Estate.

Old Came Rectory

Old Came Rectory, situated just outside Dorchester, is an historic gem largely due to renowned local and international writers and poets who owned and visited the house.

Pear Tree Cottage

The core of Pear Tree Cottage is approximately 300 years old and several campaigns of extensions have enlarged the original cottage.

Rock House

This 3 storey townhouse, built circa 1740 was originally one room deep with a kitchen and parlour at ground floor with bedrooms above.

Sheldon Court

This long term multi phased project, started with a Feasibility Study to try and understand how to make better use of the house, outbuildings and gardens to suit the new owners varied ambitions, and give budget costs to understand how the work could be best phased.

St Bernadette’s Church

Grade II listed St Bernadette’s church is located on Wells Road Bristol and is recognised for its striking double hyperbolic paraboloid roof structure and modernist architectural design.

The Collar Factory

Built in 1899 by Henry Joseph Van Trump the Collar Factory, alongside two sister factories in Bridgwater, manufactured collars, shirts and other items of clothing. This continued until 1964, after which the building was taken over by Barnicotts, and put into other use. Corbel worked closely alongside both Forward Space and SHAPE Design to advise on the repair scheme and design the extensive new M&E system that would facilitate the state-of-the-art office facility.

The Curzon Cinema

Built in 1912 by local entrepreneur Victor Cox, the Curzon Cinema is one of the oldest and longest running cinemas in the country. It’s huge scale and classical style of Architecture make this an imposing building on Clevedon’s skyline.

The Folk Of Gloucester

Now known as The Folk of Gloucester, this building is a stunning example of a Tudor timber framed building.

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.

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.

Windyridge

Our clients asked us to re-order their house to make the most of the stunning panoramic views and create an open plan layout that worked for their growing family.

Winterbourne Medieval Barn

Repair and conversion of the former Tithe Barn for community use.

How Can We Help?

We offer a free initial site visit to discuss your project and options available.
To find out more, please contact our lead architect, George Tasker.