ABOUT US

Founded in 1985, Boughton Butler LLP is multi-disciplinary, encompassing architecture, urban design, building conservation, landscape architecture, project management and planning supervision.

Our Architects identify and analyse all the ingredients of the project, refine and mould them into a cohesive form. Buildings designed by Boughton Butler have flexibility for functional adaptation, are energy efficient, structurally logical and aesthetically appealing, utilising timeless quality of form and finishes.




RECENTLY COMPLETED DEVELOPMENTS

Roman Park, Droitwich
Kingerlee Homes and Boughton Butler have successfully obtained planning permission for this innovative scheme of 57 residential units on the former site of the Army Medals Office. The new homes will be built to at least Level 3 of the Code for Sustainable Homes, and to Level 4 where possible, depending on particular housetypes


Rhodewood, Saundersfoot
New 36 unit, residential development within a National Park. We successfully negotiated a complex planning consent for 36 one and two bed apartments on this steep wooded site. Boughton Butler are now engaged in construction of the building phases. Boughton Butler took considerable care to address issues of sun paths, overlooking and scale of the various blocks. Given the site and the waterside National Park location, the residences are in great demand, pushing prices even higher than the developer had hoped


Hereford Hospital Regeneration
As a purpose built Hospital design of the late 18th Century, Hereford Hospital has both architectural and historical value. The later extensions, in various phases up to the 1920's create a strong building group along the river frontage.
The conversion of the hospital complex provides 50 conversion apartments together with a new-build contingent of 42 dwellings.


Croftdown, Malvern
Conversion of former private school building into six luxury apartments, and five new build blocks, combining apartments and townhouses.
This sensitive site stands in a conservation area. Careful planning negotiations were undertaken because of the potential impact on the Area of Outstanding natural Beauty.


Bramblings House
New rural dwelling with wonderful panoramic views
over the Teme Valley in West Worcestershire. A high ecological standard is demanded. The proposal employs all technological and natural solutions generated by studies of the site and its environment. Planning consent achieved with start on site summer 2008
▪ Recycling of materials
▪ Large thermally massive structures
▪ Full day/night and annual environmental design
▪ Green roofs and water harvesting
▪ Full natural ventilation
▪ Heat exchangers
▪ Solar water heating
▪ Natural materials
▪ PV cells driving pumps
▪ Wind generators