Loft conversion with dormer.

The loft had head height but nothing else: old rafters and purlins, loose insulation on the ceiling joists below and no floor. The brief was a proper bedroom with its own shower room, plenty of daylight, and as much of the original timber kept on show as the structure allowed.

We put in a new floor on steels, built a dormer across the rear to give full head height and a run of windows, fitted roof windows on the front slope, and formed the stair. The purlins and struts were retained and cleaned up as a feature through the landing.

Then first fix, insulation, boarding and skim, the en-suite, a parquet floor through the landing and carpet in the bedroom, and decoration.