Creating spaces which are beautiful and purposeful.
Daniel Christie is a Chartered Architect based in the historic City of Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Creating exceptional site-specific architecture which responds and negotiates with the existing surrounding context. Creating vibrant rich spaces which are beautiful and purposeful, formed through a combination of innovative spatial design solutions and considered palette of materials.
Selected Projects
Sturton Barn Cottages
New residential dwellings in Helpringham
Accessible Annex
New Bungalows, North Muskham, Newark
New Modern Bungalow Dwelling, Washingborough
Conversion into Residential Apartments and new Annex, Lincoln
Yonder Cottage Extension
Bespoke Dwelling in Canwick, Lincoln
Becklands Cottage
House Extension and Reconfigurations
New Residential Development, King's Lynn
Orangery Extension
Bespoke Dwelling in Willingham by Stow
Scawby Barn Conversion
Scawby Cottages
New Cottages at Metheringham
New Garden Studio
Ancaster Parish Hall
Residential Extension, Navenby
Cosy Nook Extension
Front Wall and Hidden Garage
Residential Extension and Alterations
Architect primary services:
Concept Sketch Design and Feasibility Studies
Planning Applications
Building Control Technical Drawings and Specifications
Tender Information
Site Supervision
Key professional expertise and specialist areas:
Design and planning applications for residential and mixed-use schemes; often with difficult parameters which require innovative solutions.
Cost-Saving Through Good Design: We know how vital consideration of budget is for developers and homeowners. Therefore utilising experience in clever design and knowledge of effective construction methods maximises efficient use of the build budget whilst providing high-architectural impact.
Working with historical and Listed Buildings; such as Edwardian farmstead conversions and extensions of stately manor houses which need experience in traditional specialist construction practices.
Sustainable and Environmental Design; to meet the ever-tightening building regulations and meet the aspirations of more environmentally conscious clients / building users.
