Aldren takes on houses and the parts of them nobody photographs: stair nosings, door handles, the exact height of a windowsill.
We produce buildable drawings for new-builds and extensions: structure that holds, fabric that performs, and openings placed where the daylight is worth catching. Every set is coordinated with the engineer before it reaches site.
Before anything is chosen, the plan is settled: where walls fall, how rooms are entered, which surfaces stay fixed. We work out the route through a house first and the palette second, so the finish reads as a consequence, not a rescue.
A quiet room still needs somewhere to put things. We draw built-in joinery, shelving, and loose pieces to the millimetre of the space they sit in, then have them made by two workshops we have used for nine years.
Older plans rarely fail because they are old; they fail because rooms were added without a route. We take the layout back, keep the walls and windows worth keeping, and remove the rest until the space reads in one move.
Considered drawing, quiet sites, honest cost and rooms that age well.
We remove until every line has a job.
Openings follow the light a room receives, not symmetry outside.
Plans, joinery and thresholds share one set of dimensions.
Materials are chosen for repair, patina and the years after handover.
We measure the rooms, follow the light, and watch how you live.
Plans, elevations, sample boards, and one plain 3D walk-through.
Construction drawings, material schedules, and prices you can hold us to.