artsandcrafts
Visiting homes designed by other architects is always an inspiring and educational experience. Last week, a number of us were lucky enough to visit Middle Avenue House in Farnham, an award-winning home that in 2023 won a RIBA South East Regional Award, a RIBA National Award and was shortlisted for RIBA House of the year…
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At the end of February, we were asked to present our design proposal for the Arbuthnot Hall in Shamley Green to village residents. The event was very well attended, and we were delighted to receive really positive feedback. As we continue to work with the committee, we’re looking forward to obtaining clarification on the detail…
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Introducing Emma Young, an Architectural Technologist at Lytle Associates ‘I’ve been an architectural technologist for over 20 years and have loved the varied projects I’ve been involved in and the clients and colleagues I’ve worked alongside. I particularly enjoy the detailed technical work, especially on historic buildings and heritage projects’. Emma’s interest in the building…
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We are extremely pleased to have been chosen as the lead consultant on the redesign of the Arbuthnot Hall. This Arts & Crafts village hall, which overlooks the village green in one of Surrey’s prettiest villages, was built in 1904. Designed by architect Charles Harrison Townsend, and named after its benefactor Lady Elinor Arbuthnot and…
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Lytle Associates Architects were appointed by Elivia to provide a design solution for a new residential development of 14 new dwellings in Walton-on-the-Hill consisting of 4 individually designed houses and a large apartment block. The site lies within a Residential Area of Special Character (RASC) which required a sensitive, context-driven approach. A hierarchy was…
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