Community Projects

Planning consent has been granted for a multi-phase extension to Hope Church in Ferndown to accommodate this growing church and its community activities. The initial phase provides an enlarged entrance foyer and meeting rooms at the front with a later phase to provide...

Following completion of the Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre project, Studio Four assisted Createability and Alliance Leisure to provide South Gloucestershire Council and the Circadian Trust with improvements at this second leisure centre outside Bristol.

Studio Four were initially involved in looking at...

We have recently submitted a Planning Application...

Planning permission has now been granted for a new lifeboat station at Llandudno in North Wales.

Following a feasibility study in 2010, Studio Four...

Our proposal to replace Penlee lifeboat station,...

The brief was to provide a new sports enclosure to include an area of covered seating and spectator spaces, the provision of new toilet and changing facilities

A shannon-class lifeboat station on behalf of the RNLI at Selsey in West Sussex.

Studio Four were approached by the RNLI to assist with the relocation of Margate lifeboat station.

Our Southampton office were appointed for the refurbishment and extension to Cornerstone Church in Bournemouth

As part of the development of Brighton Marina, the existing Yacht Club portakabins were to be removed to construct new blocks of flats.

Our Southampton office were appointed for the refurbishment and extension to St. Gabriel’s Church in Popley

Completed on site in July 2014, the Smile Centre in Waterlooville is a purpose built respite short break facility to provide respite care for disabled children and their families

The RNLI approached Studio Four to design a new lifeboat station for ‘sailing capital’ Cowes on the Isle of Wight.

This scheme provided a replacement community centre in Milford on Sea, which opened to the public in Sept 2010.

Studio Four were initially approached to carry out a feasibility study to consider how the building could better help them fulfil their mission to the local community.

The brief was to provide a replacement community centre incorporating a hall and large meeting room for use by local clubs, committees and regeneration organisations.

The existing station, on the east coast of Hayling Island and in an SSSI, was substantially extended with the new cedar-clad Boat House.

The scheme includes the construction of a new entrance concourse towards the front of the site linking the main church building and the Avenue Hall, and extensive internal refurbishment of the Avenue Hall.

Works completed on site at the end of 2012 for the reconfiguration of the options project, which provides counselling, training and consultancy services in Southampton and Hampshire

Our Southampton office were asked to prepare a feasibility for the replacement of the existing sailing club on Southampton water, adjacent to a public park.