The Cave Co-operative is an architectural practice specialising in sustainable architecture. We are passionate about caring for our environment and most of all, for using natural building materials in our projects. Cave brings out the full potential of your project, due to it's wealth of experience and innovative design solutions. Because we care about you and our planet we do this while minimising your environmental impact.
Cave Enjoys a close relationship with our clients and offers a high level of service. We understand the importance of good communication and the sharing of ideas. As a result Cave achieves original, high quality proposals that are delivered on time and within budget. At Cave we believe passionately about the importance of sustainability, not just in the buildings that we design, but in the way we work with our clients, in our community and with society as a whole.
Since last year's blog on Adrian Leaman's roundwood timber framing course, I have had the pleasure to be involved with the live project of fellow roundwooder Ellen Scrimgeour.
Cave Enjoys a close relationship with our clients and offers a high level of service. We understand the importance of good communication and the sharing of ideas. As a result Cave achieves original, high quality proposals that are delivered on time and within budget. At Cave we believe passionately about the importance of sustainability, not just in the buildings that we design, but in the way we work with our clients, in our community and with society as a whole.
Since last year's blog on Adrian Leaman's roundwood timber framing course, I have had the pleasure to be involved with the live project of fellow roundwooder Ellen Scrimgeour.
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Architecturally it seems that in the past it was common knowledge where to build and how to orientate buildings in the landscape and seamlessly blend both of them together.
Feng Shui is a way to harmonise a building so that it works with you, nature and the energy of the universe.
Cave has been appointed by Hastings Borough Council to work with Groundwork South, the council and the community on a new sustainable, community built visitor centre in Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve.
The new facility will aim to educate visitors about this unique part of the Jurassic coastline.
Feng Shui is a way to harmonise a building so that it works with you, nature and the energy of the universe.
Cave has been appointed by Hastings Borough Council to work with Groundwork South, the council and the community on a new sustainable, community built visitor centre in Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve.
The new facility will aim to educate visitors about this unique part of the Jurassic coastline.
The Cave Co-operative is a sustainable architectural practice founded by Liz Crisp and Vera Hale in 2008.
At The Cave Co-operative we work within a social business model.
Cave focuses on sustainable construction techniques and design solutions that bring out the full potential of a project.
Because we care about you and our planet we do this while minimising environmental impact.
Cave educates and inspires through innovative and functional eco friendly buildings.
Creating surroundings our clients and the wider community can enjoy.
At The Cave Co-operative we work within a social business model.
Cave focuses on sustainable construction techniques and design solutions that bring out the full potential of a project.
Because we care about you and our planet we do this while minimising environmental impact.
Cave educates and inspires through innovative and functional eco friendly buildings.
Creating surroundings our clients and the wider community can enjoy.
At The Cave Co-operative we believe passionately about the importance of sustainability.
Not just in the eco friendly buildings that we design, but in the way we work with our clients, in our community and with society as a whole.
Cave understands how essential it is for a building project to be economically sustainable.
It is a serious waste of resources to build a project that can only financially survive 6 months.
Furthermore to create a building that is so purpose specific it can fulfil no other useful function.
Not just in the eco friendly buildings that we design, but in the way we work with our clients, in our community and with society as a whole.
Cave understands how essential it is for a building project to be economically sustainable.
It is a serious waste of resources to build a project that can only financially survive 6 months.
Furthermore to create a building that is so purpose specific it can fulfil no other useful function.
Cave has worked on numerous sustainable architectural projects locally in Surrey, Greater London and London.
With many projects in the boroughs of Kingston, Richmond, Barnes, Surbiton, Merton, Wandsworth, Fulham and Haringey, as well as projects slightly further afield in Oxford, Sussex, Kent and Yorkshire.
We also currently have some European projects running; two projects in France and one in Holland.
Cave also has a project running in Malawi, Africa, our most distant site so far!
With many projects in the boroughs of Kingston, Richmond, Barnes, Surbiton, Merton, Wandsworth, Fulham and Haringey, as well as projects slightly further afield in Oxford, Sussex, Kent and Yorkshire.
We also currently have some European projects running; two projects in France and one in Holland.
Cave also has a project running in Malawi, Africa, our most distant site so far!
New build detached property in Kingston, Surrey.
Designed to Code for Sustainable Homes level 4.
This large family home creates multiple living spaces which open up onto the garden and generous bedroom accommodation to adapt over the lifetime of the family.
This stunning Georgian property required a full refurbishment and extension to change it from flats back into a single dwelling.
Packed full of beautiful original features and re-modelled by Cave to open up the dark basement spaces and inefficient circulation throughout the building to re-establish the flow through and character of this charming building.
Designed to Code for Sustainable Homes level 4.
This large family home creates multiple living spaces which open up onto the garden and generous bedroom accommodation to adapt over the lifetime of the family.
This stunning Georgian property required a full refurbishment and extension to change it from flats back into a single dwelling.
Packed full of beautiful original features and re-modelled by Cave to open up the dark basement spaces and inefficient circulation throughout the building to re-establish the flow through and character of this charming building.
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