The practice has established a deserved reputation for producing innovative design solutions, largely in the education and residential sectors. The staff at TSH Architects work hard, but like to play as well, so every winter the whole office decants to the alps for a long weekend snowboarding and every summer to surf in Devon.
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The Mitre and Turl Street is a complex of historic buildings owned by Lincoln college, including the Mitre Pub, which dates back to the 17th Century.
This project involves a sensitive renovation of the student accommodation on the upper floors of the Grade II and Grade II* listed buildings, including the addition of many ensuites and high-end fixtures and fittings throughout, whilst completely reimagining the existing convoluted access to the accommodation, with a new central raised deck.
Alongside the refurbishment of the external fabric and the internal reconfiguration, the project also features a new stone lodge building which will provide a single secure point of entrance and a carefully crafted college presence on Turl Street.
This project involves a sensitive renovation of the student accommodation on the upper floors of the Grade II and Grade II* listed buildings, including the addition of many ensuites and high-end fixtures and fittings throughout, whilst completely reimagining the existing convoluted access to the accommodation, with a new central raised deck.
Alongside the refurbishment of the external fabric and the internal reconfiguration, the project also features a new stone lodge building which will provide a single secure point of entrance and a carefully crafted college presence on Turl Street.
Jubilee House is a new boarding house for 60 girls set on the edge of playing fields at St Edward's School.
The house has en-suite rooms, shared rooms Housemistresses', Matron's and Assistant Housemistress' accommodation.
The design features a three storey atrium which is a departure from the usual corridor approach providing a spectacular communal environment.
The house has en-suite rooms, shared rooms Housemistresses', Matron's and Assistant Housemistress' accommodation.
The design features a three storey atrium which is a departure from the usual corridor approach providing a spectacular communal environment.
The major Quad project at St. Edward's School boldly redefines the Eastern Edge of the schools historic Quad, with an arrangement of modern buildings which complete 'Simeon's Dream', the Masterplan vision set out at the inauguration of the school's North Oxford site in 1873.
The project comprises 2 distinct elements an 'L' Shaped Academic centre and Oval shaped Hall, joined together by a generous ground floor foyer.
The academic centre provides state of the art learning facilities for the school's students with cafe, library and teaching facilities.
The project comprises 2 distinct elements an 'L' Shaped Academic centre and Oval shaped Hall, joined together by a generous ground floor foyer.
The academic centre provides state of the art learning facilities for the school's students with cafe, library and teaching facilities.
Set within the leafy surrounds of Rugby School this shared dayhouse provides study rooms for 59 pupils and 2 new 150 seater dining halls for Southfield and Town House, all centred around a shared, landscaped courtyard.
The massing of the triple gabled frontage has been designed to respond to the scale and articulation of adjacent Victorian Gothic Villas, whilst the use of polychromatic brickwork aims to create a connection back to William Butterfield's chapel and academic buildings on the main school campus.
The massing of the triple gabled frontage has been designed to respond to the scale and articulation of adjacent Victorian Gothic Villas, whilst the use of polychromatic brickwork aims to create a connection back to William Butterfield's chapel and academic buildings on the main school campus.
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