Architecture rooted in heritage, craftsmanship and place
Architects in the New Forest designing thoughtful contemporary buildings within historic and sensitive settings
About us
Our carefully considered work spans rural sites, historic environments and designated landscapes
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Based in the New Forest, we are specialists in designing projects in sensitive and protected landscapes and have projects within three of England’s National Parks
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A RIBA registered architectural practice, established in 2012, Forest Architecture is an international award-winning practice for contemporary design and heritage projects
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We design new buildings, extensions, refurbishments and transform listed buildings that incorporate traditional crafts and natural materials
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We collaborate closely with our clients to deliver architecture that responds thoughtfully to each site
Featured projects
The relationship between materials and their setting, creates a sense of belonging with the landscape. We care about how these materials adjoin and sit alongside
Residential Architecture
NEW-BUILD HOUSES & BUILDINGS
EXTENSIONS & REFURBISHMENTS
CONVERSIONS & ALTERATIONS
Heritage Architecture
LISTED & OLD BUILDINGS
CONSERVATION AREAS
CONVERSIONS, ALTERATIONS + REPAIRS
Community Architecture
BUILDINGS, PLACES & SPACES
FOR WORKING, LEARNING AND ENJOYING
Architecture designed for sensitive & complex landscapes
We guide clients through complex and sensitive projects, creating carefully considered architecture that values craft, detail, and lasting quality.
To start your project, we offer a range of introductory options:
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Book a Discovery Call: Free | 15mins | An initial conversation to explore your ideas
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A professional, one-hour working session (at the site of your project) to review your project opportunities and constraints and to discuss design ideas and planning issues.
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Our Vision Workshop is a standalone, creative session that transforms initial ideas into a considered design strategy. Together, we define the next steps and a tailored process for your project.
