Extension, New build, Architects in Suffolk, Award winning Architects, Architect, Design, Unique Swimming pool over moat, Planning permission, etc. Based in Suffolk, Gorniak & McKechnie specialises in residential architecture. We provide a full range of architectural, design and building services for residential projects, including new builds, extensions and renovations as well as quinquennial surveys of major buildings and building research projects for national bodies.
Gorniak & McKechnie are one of the leading residential architects across Suffolk and East Anglia due to their ability to deliver bespoke solutions that utilise our understanding of East Anglian traditional materials and techniques. Established in 1985, we have over 30 years' experience offering our extensive knowledge and expertise of both historical polite and vernacular buildings, enlivened by a keen interest and experience in modern residential design.
We believe that it is possible to enhance some historic architecture with the piquancy of modern additions responding to current more open ways of life.
Gorniak & McKechnie are one of the leading residential architects across Suffolk and East Anglia due to their ability to deliver bespoke solutions that utilise our understanding of East Anglian traditional materials and techniques. Established in 1985, we have over 30 years' experience offering our extensive knowledge and expertise of both historical polite and vernacular buildings, enlivened by a keen interest and experience in modern residential design.
We believe that it is possible to enhance some historic architecture with the piquancy of modern additions responding to current more open ways of life.
Services
We specialise in a full range of architectural, design and building services for primarily residential projects.
Conversion of redundant agricultural buildings, generally to domestic use.
This would include mostly barns, but also granaries, stables, cart lodges, and animal houses.
The extent of farmyard complexes enables developments of numbers of dwellings.
Repair and improvement of houses, mostly buildings, which have been Listed as of architectural interest.
House extensions, mostly to Listed buildings, including separate garages, cart lodges, studios or annexes.
Conversion of redundant agricultural buildings, generally to domestic use.
This would include mostly barns, but also granaries, stables, cart lodges, and animal houses.
The extent of farmyard complexes enables developments of numbers of dwellings.
Repair and improvement of houses, mostly buildings, which have been Listed as of architectural interest.
House extensions, mostly to Listed buildings, including separate garages, cart lodges, studios or annexes.
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