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Studio Lime Welcomes Lewis, Molly and Jack

Studio Lime is delighted to welcome Lewis, Molly and Jack to our growing team. Lewis joins us as a Part 2 Architectural Assistant, having worked previously at Clifton Emery and tutoring at UWE. Molly Joins us as a Part 2 Architectural Assistant, having graduated from the Masters in Architecture course at the University of Westminster…

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Alice wins Highly Commended at Women in Property South West Student Awards

A massive congratulations to Studio LIME Ltd‘s very own Alice Barriball, for receiving a Highly Commended award at the Women in Property South West Student Awards event, earlier this week. Alice has joined the Studio Team for a six month work placement as part of her 2nd year Architecture studies at the University of Bath. Congratulations Alice!

Forest & Sandridge Primary starts on site

Works are underway at our primary school expansion project at Forest and Sandridge School, Melksham. The project includes: a new 527 M2  teaching block, accommodating four classrooms, an activity studio and WC facilities; remodelling of the existing nursery and reception classrooms; and upgrades to the external landscaping and parking. Works are due for completion for Autumn…

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Sports Centres completed at Henley Bank and Holmleigh Park Schools

Latest photos of our recently completed refurbishment of the School sports centres for Henley Bank High School and Holmleigh Park School in Gloucester for Greenshaw Learning Trust. The works included: the creation of new, open gym spaces, a new changing village; refurbished visitor facilities; a new spin studio; a refurbished sports hall; new visitor parking…

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Planning Approval for Ruett Lane Barns

Studio Lime Architects are delighted to have secured planning approval for the residential conversion of a pair of barns on the outskirts of Midsomer Norton on behalf of The Duchy of Cornwall.  Located near the village of Farrington Gurney the barns date from the early 19th century and were most recently used as an implement shed…

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Bristol Real Tennis Club Taster

We thoroughly enjoyed our taster session at Bristol Real Tennis Club last week. Ben, the Club’s pro, showed the Studio Lime team some of the sport’s basics and told us about its fascinating history. We are currently undertaking a visioning exercise for The Club, to look at ways of transforming their Clifton premises. Exciting times…

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UoB Geography Photographs

The completion photographs for our recently opened Geography Teaching Laboratory at The University of Bristol have arrived. Located in the University of Bristol’s Grade II listed School of Geographical Sciences, the works saw the combining of a number of existing spaces to form a new teaching laboratory. Client: University of Bristol Main Contractor: Aztech Building…

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Handover of ‘We Are Super Studios’

We were delighted to see the Handover of the We Are Super Studios project in Weston-super-Mare. Studio Lime provided executive architectural services for the detailed technical design and construction stages of the project, located within Weston-super-Mare’s Sovereign Centre. Created for client North Somerset Council, the project includes new studio spaces, a cafe, bike shop and…

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New Geography Lab handed over at University of Bristol

This week sees the successful handover of our latest project at The University of Bristol by Aztech Building Services. Located in the University of Bristol’s Grade II listed School of Geographical Sciences, the works saw the combining of a number of existing spaces to form a new teaching laboratory. Client: University of Bristol Main Contractor:…

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Restoration of The Pottern Barns commences on site

We are delighted to announce that our project to restore The Pottern Barns on behalf of The Duchy of Cornwall has commenced on site.  Located near the village of Priston a few miles outside Bath, the site has incredible views over the surrounding countryside.  The building was originally a terrace of 19thcentury farm workers cottages…

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