God’s House Tower

This internal refurbishment scheme at Southampton General Hospital involved the complete stripping out of the old redundant League of Friends Tea Bar and two adjoining offices to create a larger space for the new Café named “ Oasis “

Studio Four Specialist Projects submitted a competition entry for the redevelopment of Whitchurch Silk Mill which has recently received Heritage Lottery Funding.

Studio Four assisted Createability and Alliance Leisure to provide South Gloucestershire Council and the Circadian Trust with improvements at two leisure centres outside Bristol.

God’s House Tower is a grade I listed building on Southampton’s seafront. In the 15th Century it was used as an artillery tower to protect the sluices beneath it

Hampshire County Council had developed this scheme to the Planning Application stage and then required a Contractor-lead team to progress the project.

Playgolf Management Ltd appointed Studio Four Architects to implement the design of a two storey extension to their existing golf clubhouse and 60 bay golf range

During the summer of 2008 Studio Four were asked to provide a feasibility proposal for the construction of a focal point office and factory unit development on land owned by H.C.C at Basingstoke.

Studio Four Specialist Projects were asked to produce designs for 4no. private rooms which were to be linked to the main public house in Whitchurch.

The project comprised conversion of the existing kitchen at St James’ Hospital into a Central Food Production Unit (CFPU).

Studio Four Specialist Projects were approached in 2014 to be involved in a project to look at the development of an existing Listed barn owned by the clients in West Dean.