Installing our rooflights on your building will enhance the design and space in so many ways. We have been privileged to work on a variety of projects, which we hope will inspire you to see what can be achieved with our rooflights.
Located in the village of Castleton within in the Peak District National Park and originally in agricultural use for over 250 years, the barn became derelict in the 1990’s.
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Joy Williamson wanted to maximise the living space of her bungalow by adding three bedrooms and two bathrooms as part of a large renovation project. However, her bungalow is located…
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Sibford Ferris is a small, old rural village in Oxfordshire. Although there are some new builds in the area, they are built with the traditional Cotswold aesthetic to fit in with…
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Built in the 19th Century, Butler’s and Colonial Wharf was once the largest warehouse complex in London and was at the heart of the nation’s spice trade for over 150 years.
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When Jon Twinn wanted to extend his home in the historic market town of Abingdon, Oxfordshire, to accommodate an additional breakfast room on the ground floor and a second bathroom…
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In the heart of the English countryside, you’ll find lots of quintessential cottages, often with thatched roofs, just like something you’d find on a postcard. Whilst these cottages…
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Award-winning architect Peter Williams was tasked with the refurbishment of this former Victorian Coach House. The brief was to maximise light into the hall and open stairwell…
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Originally built in circa 1667, Queensberry House is a 17th Century Listed Building in Edinburgh. Although Queensberry House was originally a mansion house for the Duke of Queensberry,…
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The Garden Room at SAID Business School is a brand new extension to the existing main building. Designed by architects Dixon Jones, who had previously designed the school’s main…
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Mottisfont Abbey Visitor Centre
Mottisfont Abbey is a National Trust owned site in Hampshire with over 250,000 visitors per annum. Burd Haward Archiects were appointed to the scheme in 2010 after winning an…
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When this old church in Lanarkshire was due to be converted to habitable accommodation, architect Suzanne Keenan sought roof windows that would fit closely to the existing structure…
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Langley School is homed in what was an 18th Century Grade 1 listed Mansion set in 110 acres of historic landscape in Norwich. The Langley School estates team was briefed to develop…
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Castle Drogo Visitor Centre, Devon
Designing visitor centres for the National Trust is a tricky task. By definition, the centre will be competing, or trying not to compete, with an existing glorious piece of architecture…
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Tew Farmhouse and Barns is a Grade II Listed farmhouse situated in the Cotswolds. Owner of the site and main contractor, Paul Snell, has developed the derelict barns into six…
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The Old Gymnasium is a Grade II Listed Building in a conservation area. The last use of the building was as a film and radio studio, so many of the rooms were almost boxes inside…
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When Architect Jenny Harborne was looking for a modern skylight for an extension to this minimalist London property, she specified neo™ from the Rooflight Company. Privacy was…
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Acanthus Clews Architects were briefed to design a summer house situated by an outdoor swimming pool on the grounds of an Oxfordshire property. While on holiday in Europe the…
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Designed by architect Jeffrey Taylor, Toddington Village Hall is a new-build project built featuring reconstructed Cotswold Stone. The Conservation Rooflight was specified on…
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St Peter's Catholic Primary School
St Peter’s Catholic Primary School is a newbuild project in Gloucester. The original school has been demolished to make way for a modern building that is light and airy with…
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When homeowners Cerys and William Evans decided to convert their loft space into a master bedroom and bathroom they faced many challenges.
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Architect, Ed Clare specified 5 CR-13 and 2 CR-8 Conservation Rooflights for the conversion of this oak-framed Listed barn which dates back to the 17th century.
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Ochre Barn is a vast brick and pantile Victorian threshing barn transformed by Carl Turner Architects into a studio space and private residential accommodation. The project fuses…
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Award-winning architects Briffa Phillips set out to create a spacious feel to the conversion of a constricted warren of commercial properties into seven mews houses. There were…
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It was essential that the new roof windows on this out-building at Pendennis Castle fitted within the existing structure of rafters and purlins since none could be replaced or…
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Prospect College, Reading Berkshire
Appearance was a key issue on this project, a college in Reading where 16 Plateau 1200mms painted white were installed on an aluminium standing seam roof. With other college buildings…
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The Maggie's Centre, Kirkaldy, Fife
The Maggie’s Centre in Kirkaldy, Fife, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects is the practice’s first completed UK project. Selected by project architect Tiago Correia, the centre…
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Lickey End First School, Bromsgrove
A common problem facing architects briefed with designing school extensions is how to marry the old with the new in a sympathetic way. This was precisely the situation facing…
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St John’s Foundation Special School in Kempston was in need of a specialist autism centre to add to their other facilities. The only site available was an extremely tight one…
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Standedge Visitor Centre, Huddersfield
Architects, A&DP needed to introduce maximum light and ventilation for the conversion of this Victorian warehouse into a visitor centre for the canal tunnel at Marsden. They decided…
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When Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture as commissioned to design a new sixth-form centre and assembly hall at Brentwood School, the challenge was to achieve a cohesive design on…
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This National Trust property is a good example of the use of Conservation Rooflights in a rural environment. They are specified in hundreds of National Trust properties throughout…
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Probably the first roundhouse in the world was built in 1839 at the Grade II* listed Derby Railway Works. By the time architects Maber took on the job of its restoration and transformation…
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SR Architects were given the task to design and build a new health centre in Surrey. The challenge for project architect Sohrab Rustomjee was to create a building which would provide…
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Refurbishing the key historic site of Tower Works in Holbeck, Leeds, called for materials of a high quality with aesthetics and performance standards that are consistent with Grade…
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This new residential property in Berkhampstead was designed by Featherstone Young Architects. The house is made up of two contrasting wings, one side of the house looking out…
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Cavaleri Partnership Architects were tasked with designing the new Science, Music and Teaching blocks at St John’s College School in Cambridge. Completed in 2013, the new senior…
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The Granary building is one of the oldest remaining buildings within the Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The refurbishment of the 19th century building forms part of the first…
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Howl Associates were appointed by Worcestershire County Council to design the new St Georges Primary School in Kidderminster. The Rooflight Company’s Plateau Rooflights were…
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Beccles Health Centre in Suffolk has recently been refurbished in order to maximise ‘consulting’ space within the building. Providing natural light and ventilation was key to the…
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St John Rye is a former Ambulance Station which was built in the 1950’s. The former station is located within a private walled courtyard alongside a Grade II listed Georgian…
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Guy Hollaway Architects were briefed to design and deliver two replacement dwellings, located on the site of an existing uninspiring pair of 1960 semi detached houses. It was…
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This extension to an Edwardian house creates a harmonious union between different types of space: traditional and modern, indoor and outdoor; cooking and living. Architect Craig…
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For this new-build property in Felixstowe, architect Robert Allerton wanted large-span roof windows that would complement the design of the building and offer a low-profile and…
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Thought to have been built in 1824, Reeds Mill was built at a time when grinding wheat was so profitable it was not just the great estates but also the church that controlled milling.
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A major consideration in the refurbishment of the 17th century Hoffman Building was ensuring that the roof windows had an extremely low profile and slim sections, since any changes…
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The brief for this new-build project in the Cotswolds involved the design and build of a new contemporary and bright informal four bedroom family home. The client requires an…
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The brief for this new-build project in the Cotswolds involved the design and build of a new contemporary and bright informal four bedroom family home. The client requires an…
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Having worked with the Rooflight Company before, Elliot Payne contacted the Rooflight Company to discuss his requirements for bespoke rooflight for a new build residential property…
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