Paula Architecture Design

04/02/2022

Celebrating 'Best of Houzz Design' 4 years running!
Thank you for selecting us for 2022.

11/11/2021

MSA Awards Runner Up: Small Project Award 🎉

When considering entries to this category, we wanted to showcase one of our favourite space transformations.

At the beginning of the project, the key problems were no connection to the mature garden, layout of rooms not working well and spaces feeling small and cluttered.

The crafting of the materials used and attention to detail made this project a success in addressing the main issues but also elevating the living spaces in a contemporary and relaxed manner, now making it the most used space in the entire house.

11/11/2021

MSA Awards Runner Up: Multiple Residential (Built) Award 🎉

Reminiscing on last weeks events when we had the honour of not one, but two of our projects being runner up in their categories.

This project is one that we are very proud of as it screams character and thoughtful design - innovative flooring, jazzy bathrooms, colourful kitchens with quality fittings, exposed brick, spacious layouts, high ceilings and glazing features - not often found in standard new build houses.

25/10/2021

Shrewsbury Street:

This was a concept for an infill pocket house in a dense suburb of Manchester.

Wanting to utilise the leftover land from an existing victorian semi-detached to create a family sized home using eco friendly and sustainable materials and methods.

We proposed a cork block facade to both insulate and regulate internal temperatures, utilised south aspects to allow for thermal gain and incorporated several eco features such as car charging, integrated photovoltaics and rainwater harvesting.

01/04/2021

31/03/2021

No details spared...

31/03/2021

The perfect blend of materials...

Guiding you to the coziest corners of your home

28/03/2021

South-west facing gardens ensure sunshine from early afternoon until the evening.

And what a view the sunshine provides.

Across the oak stair over the seamless herringbone timber floors to the sun-drenched kitchen dining space at the rear.

27/03/2021

Ensuring natural light within a space ensures a connection to the outdoors. Exposed brickwork creates texture and adds warmth as the light ripples down the surface.