The seams in the single-ply membrane are bonded with a hot air gun.

When finished, the seams will be tested with a high-voltage electronic probe.

The membrane is being bonded to the insulation.

Two layers of insulation - up to a total of 300mm in thickness.

The plan of the roof insulation.

The sheets of insulation are pre-cut to falls, directing rainwater towards the outlets.

The garage roof membrane is finished.

The flat glass rooflights and the sedum plants are to come.

Damian and Lukasz fitting the first floor window subframes.

The Shard on the left and The Gherkin, catching the light, on the right.
Lord House, one of our recent projects, is keeping a low profile.

A roof with a view.

The Shard and The Gherkin are visible through the trees.

The stairs.

Stainless steel, glass and oak.

A computer generated view from the front door of Paddock House.

A section through the upper level of the staircase atrium.

The oak beams will span across the space, supporting the glass rooflight above.

We are having brackets fabricated to clamp together the paired oak beams which will span across the staircase atrium.

These brackets are to be made of stainless steel and will carry the intermediate supports for the glass rooflight.

The builders have set up a multi-purpose workbench / banqueting table.

Another maquette by Billy Lloyd for the pendant light fittings.

We are drying out the garden retaining walls to allow us to waterproof the basements.

The first-fix of the sprinkler pipework.

This system enables the open planning of the houses.

Sprinkler pipes.

The north side of Grove Park at night.

Snowy twilight in the gardens.

The view west from the rear of Paddock House.

The Springhill site from 38 Grove Park.

The gardens to the west of Springhill.

A panorama looking up the gardens to the west of Springhill. 

Grove Park in the snow.

Lettsom Gardens.

Lettsom Gardens.

Springhill in the snow.

The allotments.

The Camberwell Gardens Guild allotments at Lettsom Gardens.

Lettsom Gardens in the snow.

The last view for a while through the en-suite bathroom rooflight.

We are fitting ply sheets over the openings for safety.

The builders have temporarily boarded up and insulated the garage of Springbank, to serve as their site accommodation.

The east side of Grove Park from the roof of Springbank.

Springhill in the snow.

Frost on the hole drilled for the boiler flue.

The roofs, looking west.  Springbank on the left and Paddock House on the right.

A view up the gardens to the rear of the Springhill site.

A winter dawn in Grove Park.
The tower crane is on the site of a development of 8 flats at the south-eastern end of Grove Park.

A view from the front of Springbank of Grove Park being resurfaced.

Our structural engineer Pete makes a site visit.

We have worked with Structure Workshop for 14 enjoyable years.

Grove Park being resurfaced.
The Springhill site is on the left in the middle distance.

A view from the street.

An isometric view from the rear.

An isometric view from the front.

Lamb's Bricks - handmade and clap fired in west Sussex.  They are graded into 3 tones.

We are using a mixture of 25% light, 50% medium and 25% dark.