The garden
One plan gives every photograph, idea and finished result a proper home. Start with the map, then follow each part of the garden from what exists now to what we eventually build.
The working map
This is the more useful plan: it keeps the measurements and real spatial relationships visible. We have concealed the private driveway and gate details, and the dimensions still need checking before anybody builds from them.
Measured enough to design with. Not verified enough to build from.
S05 is the existing double garage. S10 is the proposed garden pavilion / pergola. Measurements are shown for context but must be checked on site; the private access area is deliberately hidden.
Swipe sideways to inspect the measurements.
The visual record
The empty frames are deliberate. The before images will come from the representative photographs we took of each zone. The after images only appear when there is a real finished outcome to show.
S01
The everyday threshold between the house and garden: eating, lounging and the view we will see most often.
S01 photographed on 16 July 2026
Two movable chairs removed and the orangery door shown closed. The original photograph is preserved.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S02
The architecture, doors and level change that every terrace and drainage decision must respect.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S03
The flexible green heart of the plan, shaped around views, movement and the retained pear tree.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S04
A long planted edge and one of the routes that will make the garden feel layered rather than exposed.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S05
The existing garage is a fixed part of the site. Its wall, doors and relationship to the garden have to remain honest in every later idea.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S06
The planted backdrop that needs to connect the central garden, retained planting and pavilion area.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S07
The quieter planted side of the garden, with the pear tree relationship and changing shade to understand.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
S10
The proposed all-weather social room: a separate idea beside the garage, not part of the existing S05 building.
Representative photo to add
We’ll choose the clearest public-safe view from this section’s photo set.
Final outcome will appear here
This stays empty until the section is genuinely finished and photographed.
What happens next
First we match the original photographs to S01–S07 and S10, then choose what is safe to show. Concepts can sit in the Journal while decisions are still moving. The After frame is reserved for the real result.
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