Filter:

Projects

Western Park, Leicester

Western Park, Leicester

265

Copper House

Cambridge

026

Ribbon House

Cambridge

025

Leicester Meadows

South Creake, Norfolk

056

Cathedral View

Peterborough

068

Heathfield House

Cambridge

033

The Annexe

Yaxley, Cambridgeshire

070

Wrap Around House

Cambridge

018

Exton Villa

Cambridge

094

Yaxley Pumping Station

Yaxley, Cambridgeshire

002

Rooftop Meadow House

Yaxey, Cambridgeshire

006

The Westry

Royston, Hertfordshire

029

Annabelle Davis Centre

Yaxley, Cambridgeshire

074

Woodlands Sports Pavilion

Castor, Peterborough

145

Pitch View

Barnack, Peterborough

152

Red Fold

Milton, Cambridgeshire

188

Middleton Wold

Great Stukeley, Huntingdon

125

Green Croft

Holywell, Cambridgeshire

130

The Clubhouse, Netherton United FC

Peterborough

226

Glatton Village Hall

Glatton, Cambridgeshire

123

Banstead House

Banstead, Surrey

111

Stapleford House

Stapleford, Cambridgeshire

064

Gable House

Peterborough

063

Acle Bridge Visitor Centre

Acle, Norfolk

048

265 Western Park, Leicester

In 1989, Leicester City Council built an eco-home in Western Park, promoting the latest in environmentally friendly housing design. Today, we’ve been appointed to a project on the same site, building on its sustainable history to create 20 homes that embrace Passivhaus principles. The technology of the home built two decades ago is commonplace todayRead More

026 Copper House

Can an extension reflect a client’s personality? BBA has recently completed a copper-clad extension of a mid-terrace house in the Mill Road Conservation Area of Cambridge for a young family. The tight constraints of the site encouraged out-of-the-box thinking and some innovative design.

025 Ribbon House

BBA have completed a rear extension and refurbishment of a detached family home in Cambridge. The project was designed with a view to replacing an existing conservatory and creating a new space which would maximise opportunities for natural light – and make the space open and useable all year long.

056 Leicester Meadows

Five years ago, semi-retired teacher, Sue, and her husband, Mick, were preparing to head home after a getaway at their cottage in the sleepy village of South Creake, Norfolk, when the heavens opened and more than just their travel plans would change. “We held off going home, it got worse and then rain suddenly startedRead More

068 Cathedral View

Creating a home with a view, in the centre of Peterborough. Our project in Peterborough, saw us design a home for a modern family; seeking a space in which they could entertain friends and family, but also raise their children and work from home as they commute between Peterborough and London.

033 Heathfield House

How do you breathe new life into a home while retaining character? Our project, Heathfield House in Cambridge, saw new life breathed into a conservatory-kitchen-entertainment space that had previously been awkward and under-used.

070 The Annexe

BBA completed this two-story side extension for a client in the Cambridgeshire village of Yaxley, near Peterborough. We had previously worked on the project for a local developer and were subsequently asked to provide a new space to suit a growing family.

018 Wrap Around House

BBA has recently completed a full-house refurbishment – including a two-story side and rear extension – for a family home in the Queen Edith’s area of Cambridge.

094 Exton Villa

When David set eyes on a slightly dilapidated Victorian property – Exton Villa – on Alpha Road, in Cambridge, his first thought was of its potential. The bold arctic blue doors and windows certainly set it apart from the rest of the street – and it turned out to be a house with a storyRead More

002 Yaxley Pumping Station

BBA completed this pair of semi-detached two bedroom houses for a local developer in a Cambridgeshire village. The houses occupy a brownfield fringe site.

006 Rooftop Meadow House

Can you bring a 200+ year-old cottage into the 21st Century? With the Rooftop Meadow House, BBA did just that; completing a substantial renovation and extension project to a detached, 18th century cottage.

029 The Westry

With the rear garden of this impressive family home sitting nearly a storey below the main living areas, our new extension succeeds in opening up views and access of the garden from the house.

074 Annabelle Davis Centre

Can a building bring a community together? The Annabelle Davis Centre is an ambitious project to create a network of family resiliency centres, being led by the Young People’s Counselling Service.

145 Woodlands Sports Pavilion

The Woodlands Sports Pavilion is a revival of a key sports facility for Nene Park Trust in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Our design will see a new sports pavilion built with accessible changing facilities, community spaces and a year-round Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA). Open since the late 1980s, Nene Park Trust took over the Woodlands sports facilitiesRead More

152 Pitch View

Pitch View is a full house renovation and two-storey extension of a 1960s house. It sits in a Conservation Area of Barnack, a small village on the border of Peterborough and Lincolnshire. Our design will ensure the creation of a home that retired couple, John and Sue, can enjoy, share and grow into. Bringing togetherRead More

188 Red Fold

From the street, this home for a family of four in a South Cambridgeshire village will appear unassuming. But turn the corner and our bold rear extension, once completed, will catch the eye with a dramatic, double-pitched roof, and a mix of ochre red render and natural timber cladding to contrast with the red brickRead More

125 Middleton Wold

When their children headed off to university, our clients didn’t want to sit still. They saw an opportunity to refresh the family cottage they’d lived in for several years, giving it new life for a new chapter. We’re making it happen, with some simple planning moves – and a radical design – that will provide aRead More

130 Green Croft

BBA is currently working on proposals for a two-storey side extension to a semi-detached cottage in a Conservation Area.

226 The Clubhouse, Netherton United FC

Netherton United Football Club is a grassroots football club, proudly embedded in its community. Despite the difficulties of a pandemic, the club has gone from strength to strength in recent years – expanding to add new youth, girl, women’s and ability teams to its ranks. Now, we’re supporting the club in rejuvenating its clubhouse –Read More

123 Glatton Village Hall

At Butcher Bayley Architects, we’re passionate about the importance of communal spaces and venues, so when we were approached by a Cambridgeshire village charity to partner with them to advise and appraise options for the renovation or rebuild of their village hall which has reached the end of its life – we jumped at theRead More

111 Banstead House

We were approached with a brief to extend and renovate a substantial 1930s detached property in South London, with views over the Green Belt.

064 Stapleford House

Our brief was to create a new build ‘forever home’ for our clients, accommodating their growing children and love for entertaining.

063 Gable House

BBA were granted planning permission for a new-build family home, in a village on the Cambridgeshire / Peterborough border. Situated in the side garden of an existing detached bungalow, the new home will provide 4 bedrooms across two floors.

048 Acle Bridge Visitor Centre

Broadscape was our entry into the Acle Bridge National Park and Education Centre Design Competition, organised by The Broads Authority in spring 2018. Our proposal sought to encourage visitors to explore and engage with the Broads landscape.

Working with BBA was so easy; we’ve already recommended them to others and would do so again. They were responsive architects and great at guiding us through the design and build process.

Stephen & Kate, Ribbon House