Randle White aims to maximise the end property value by working in partnership with its clients, from project conception through to building completion. We're dedicated to the delivery of design services which go beyond architectural innovation. With over 25 years of industry experience Randle White has the resources to make the most of any design opportunity.
Importantly, however, we also have the accreditation and background to provide the necessary reassurance. As a regulated member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), two internationally recognised industry bodies endorse our skills and competence.
This membership not only pays testimony to our qualifications and overall credentials but it also affords our clients with key benefits, such as protection via professional indemnity insurance subject to conditions.Randle White approaches residential design for our private clients as seriously as any of our commercial projects.
Importantly, however, we also have the accreditation and background to provide the necessary reassurance. As a regulated member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), two internationally recognised industry bodies endorse our skills and competence.
This membership not only pays testimony to our qualifications and overall credentials but it also affords our clients with key benefits, such as protection via professional indemnity insurance subject to conditions.Randle White approaches residential design for our private clients as seriously as any of our commercial projects.
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This 2018 development was built in the Green Belt following a successful Certificate of Lawfulness application to establish the area as previously developed land.
The dwelling replaced a portal frame barn.
The new build two storey, five bed detached dwelling offers various design features: Barrowdale facing brickwork, smooth red bands, flush casement windows, natural stone heads and cills, and a natural slate roof.
The property also boasts an integral double garage and benefits from green credentials through the use of photovoltaics.
The dwelling replaced a portal frame barn.
The new build two storey, five bed detached dwelling offers various design features: Barrowdale facing brickwork, smooth red bands, flush casement windows, natural stone heads and cills, and a natural slate roof.
The property also boasts an integral double garage and benefits from green credentials through the use of photovoltaics.
Greenhill Cottage in Lower Whitley provides an example of smart development within the green belt.
With four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a triple detached garage and a landscaped pond, the new design was some two to three times larger than the existing property.
Yet the impact on the surrounding environment is minimized via innovation.
By setting the height of the eves at ground floor ceiling level for most of the property, the design maximises the use of space by placing all the bedrooms in the roof.
With four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a triple detached garage and a landscaped pond, the new design was some two to three times larger than the existing property.
Yet the impact on the surrounding environment is minimized via innovation.
By setting the height of the eves at ground floor ceiling level for most of the property, the design maximises the use of space by placing all the bedrooms in the roof.
Tasked in 2011 with the design of a replacement dwelling, Randle White were appointed to procure planning permision for a new home to be significantly larger than the existing.
Following a successful Certificate of Lawfulness application to justify an increase in floor area and volume we set to work on the design of a new house within the greenbelt.
The Arts & Crafts style is reminiscent of some of the period properties you might see around the more affluent areas of Cheshire.
And the brick cant detailing around the openings adds to the appeal.
Following a successful Certificate of Lawfulness application to justify an increase in floor area and volume we set to work on the design of a new house within the greenbelt.
The Arts & Crafts style is reminiscent of some of the period properties you might see around the more affluent areas of Cheshire.
And the brick cant detailing around the openings adds to the appeal.
This new build house was designed by Roger White for a local Lymm family.
In replacing the former motorway vehicle recovery site the planning application utilised the original built form of the site to justify the overall scale and size of the new house as it was located in the Green Belt.
The house provided family rooms, six bedrooms, ensuites, triple garage with granny annexe and an indoor swimming pool.
Green Oak Trusses are located in the family space and also the swimming pool area.
The use of natural timber gives a tactile feel to the space whilst allowing for large uninterrupted spans creating the open feel below.
In replacing the former motorway vehicle recovery site the planning application utilised the original built form of the site to justify the overall scale and size of the new house as it was located in the Green Belt.
The house provided family rooms, six bedrooms, ensuites, triple garage with granny annexe and an indoor swimming pool.
Green Oak Trusses are located in the family space and also the swimming pool area.
The use of natural timber gives a tactile feel to the space whilst allowing for large uninterrupted spans creating the open feel below.
This development involved the design and construction of four new detached family homes.
Working with Abode Property Development, the Poynton-based home builder that Randle White Architects collaborated with on the Oak View project, the challenge was to maximise plot density without compromising on design quality.
The Lostock Hall Road development offers a case study in designing attractive modern houses with period features.
Each dwelling boasts brick bands, flush casement windows, stone head cills, high ceilings and natural slate roofs.
Working with Abode Property Development, the Poynton-based home builder that Randle White Architects collaborated with on the Oak View project, the challenge was to maximise plot density without compromising on design quality.
The Lostock Hall Road development offers a case study in designing attractive modern houses with period features.
Each dwelling boasts brick bands, flush casement windows, stone head cills, high ceilings and natural slate roofs.
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