WM Design & Architecture Ltd

12/06/2026

Started of the week with with one view of the Menai Strait & finish with one half way up

09/06/2026

Not a bad location for today’s survey 🏰

08/06/2026

06/06/2026

Update: This event is now FULLY BOOKED. We will contact you to confirm your place if you have already made a booking.

Looking to learn traditional building skills? 👋

Join our practical Working with Lime workshops and learn the basics of lime mortars, plastering, pointing, limewashing and more 🛠️

We are running two separate course dates - you can book either one (you don’t need to attend both):

📅 26 June: https://ow.ly/Le4i50Z7TUt
📅 10 July: https://ow.ly/PMx450Z7TUu

📍 Plas Tirion, Llanrwst
⏰ 09:30–16:00

Spaces are limited – book your place today!

06/06/2026

Diweddariad: Mae'r digwyddiad hwn bellach yn LLAWN. Byddwn yn cysylltu â chi i gadarnhau eich lle os ydych eisoes wedi bwcio.

Eisiau dysgu sgiliau adeiladu traddodiadol? 👋

Ymunwch â’n gweithdai ymarferol Gweithio gyda Chalch a dysgwch hanfodion plastro, pwyntio, golchi calch a mwy 🛠️

Rydym yn cynnal dau ddyddiad cwrs ar wahân – gallwch archebu un neu’r llall (nid oes angen mynychu’r ddau):

📅 26 Mehefin: https://ow.ly/nAue50Z7TZ3
📅 10 Gorffennaf: https://ow.ly/xkGb50Z7TZ2

📍 Plas Tirion, Llanrwst
⏰ 09:30–16:00

Mae lleoedd yn gyfyngedig - archebwch eich lle heddiw!

04/06/2026

Some interesting small details from a site visit this morning, stamped brickwork from 1904 when the chapel was re-built / re-modelled G. Davidson & Co of Flintshire, decorative Lyncrusta panel / frieze, lions head boss to the ends of the gable slate copings, which are rather table top sized as can be seen from the photo along the ridge

02/06/2026

31/05/2026

Hidden from sight for perhaps 80-100 years an old gas light fitting

26/05/2026

Tan y Graig, Rhosneigr (1)

Completed project photos taken by Andy Marshall (Architectural Photography) on behalf of the design team Fig London Modern Mon Woodstock Furniture

The project comprised substantial remodelling, reconfiguration, and extension works to establish a more generous open-plan kitchen, dining, and living environment oriented towards the sea. Opening up the rear elevation of the original 1910–12 house exposed the layered fabric of the building, revealing evidence of successive alterations from the 1930s and post-war period. The structural intervention required a specialist temporary works strategy designed and coordinated by WatercoDatrys. A further architectural challenge lay in resolving the fragmented relationship between the ground and second floors, which had previously been served by two separate staircases. Through careful 3D modelling in ArchiCAD, the vertical circulation and spatial sequence were tested and refined, informing the design and placement of a bespoke staircase that now unifies all three floors.

The works also encompassed a comprehensive upgrade of the building services and thermal performance, enabling the house to operate primarily through a combination of an air source heat pump and photovoltaic systems, with gas-fired boilers retained for supplementary demand where required. Construction was managed on site by , while the hard and soft landscape design was developed and overseen by

A wide network of local subcontractors and suppliers contributed to the delivery of the project, reinforcing the client’s commitment to a locally rooted supply chain from the outset.

Specialist suppliers included:

Windows and doors
Facias and soffits
Rooflights .by.velux
Cladding
External render
Decking and terrace