The owners of this lovely Grade II property in Cambridgeshire wanted a large family kitchen. By part converting the existing building and linking to a new extension we were able to fulfil their requirements and more… Sliding doors lead to a large veranda offering much-needed shade on days like today, and with a level threshold using the same floor tiles in and out there is a seamless transition between inside and out.

Having transformed this client’s parents’ house in Long Melford 10 years ago, it is a pleasure to be working with the next generation remodelling their property to give the ‘farmhouse’ look. These 3D renders shows conversion of the greenhouse into an orangery and the garage into a utility room, boot room and study, with guest accommodation above. and the addition of a playroom and cart lodge. Also a new playroom to the rear and a cart lodge to the front.  Watch this space and follow us on Facebook for updates as the project progresses.

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Thank you to M Jarrald Construction & Carpentry for sharing this fabulous footage (click on image below to view) showing a Tim Moll Architecture kitchen extension for a property in Kersey, Suffolk. The clients brief was for a family style kitchen with an eating area and easy access to an outdoor area. Minimal re-modelling of walls took place in order to make the space work for a busy family. The client also required alteration to the front of the property to house a new porch. This was another successful collaboration with M Jarrald Construction & Carpentry. Watch this space for upcoming projects…

View our Projects page for examples of our other kitchen extensions.

Tim Moll Architecture is a small but busy architectural consultancy based in Suffolk. Due to an increasingly heavy workload we are looking for an experienced CAD Technician to work on a freelance basis. The ideal candidate would have experience in architectural design and be familiar with UK planning and building regulations. They would be well organized and professional with strong IT skills.

Duties:

• Preparing 2D architectural CAD drawings from measured surveys and photographs
• for planning and building regulations approval
• Drafting planning issue and construction/building regulations issue drawings

Skills/Experience: Essential:

• Architectural design experience
• Autodesk AutoCAD
• 2D Architectural CAD drawing
• Excellent written and verbal communication

Skills/Experience: Advantageous:

• Knowledge of national and local planning policies
• Knowledge of UK building regulations
• 3D Modelling (Sketch-up, Blender, Maya , 3DSMax)

Hours of work can be flexible to suit the candidate. The role will primarily be home based with the occasional requirement for work/meetings/briefings at Tim Moll Architecture Office in Needham Market, Suffolk.

If you would like to be considered for the role please send a CV and examples of your work to [email protected]. No agencies please.

Lodge Farmhouse in Suffolk was a very tired looking house with a small kitchen and not suited to modern living. The client approached Tim Moll Architecture with a Scandinavian inspired brief to create a very large ‘family kitchen’, new master bedroom and to improve the stair area which was very dark. Our design approach was to create a two storey side extension and a single storey kitchen with a vaulted ceiling. The kitchen opens up to a new terrace which is enclosed by a curved brick wall.

  

Tim Moll Architecture are proud to present this transformed holiday home near Aldeburgh. The plot started off as a very tired pair of semi-detached cottages. The use of contemporary larch, powder coated aluminum windows and doors and sensitive use of the original pan tiles and brickwork where possible combined to transform the derelict cottages to a striking holiday cottage. Available to rent now www.bestofsuffolk.co.uk/properties/buttons/