Projects · Woking, Surrey
1960s bungalow renovation, Woking
A modest 1960s bungalow, replanned, extended and converted into the roof to give a family a light, open home connected to its garden.

James led this project while at Lees Munday Architects.
The owners wanted their 1960s bungalow in Woking to work for family life. They wanted it lighter, more spacious and connected to the garden, while keeping some of the character of the original house.
The plan came first. The layout was reconfigured, a large rear extension was added, and the loft was converted to give the house rooms upstairs. The heart of it is now one kitchen, dining and living area under vaulted ceilings, opening to the garden through large glazed doors, with built-in storage to keep the rooms clear.
The building itself was then brought up to date. New energy-efficient windows and doors went in, with a new heating system, new electrics and smart home controls. Outside, new cladding and a new roof changed how the bungalow looks from the street, and the garden was redesigned to suit the rooms that now open onto it.
James led the design from the first concept sketches through to planning approval.
The modest bungalow it started as is now a light, open family home that still shows its 1960s roots.





















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