Architects in Hereford, Cheltenham, Worcester and Ludlow

KODA architects in Hereford is a unique practice of architects and conservation architects who work throughout Cheltenham,Worcestershire, Shropshire, Gloucestershire and across the UK. Established by Fred Hamer and Alex Whibley in 2019, KODA architects in Hereford have wealth of knowledge in multiple industry sectors including conservation, commercial, residential, church reordering and church repairs. We have a proven track record of happy clients and successful projects throughout the UK and relish a challenge.

Contemporary House Extension Hereford

Residential | Private

House extensions | Remodelling | New Build Houses | Repairs | Permitted Development
Residential Architecture
Residential | Developer

Residential | Developer

Site Appraisals | Feasibility Studies | Multi Unit Developments | Bespoke Housing
Residential Developer
Conservation Architecture

Conservation Architecture

Barn Conversions | Repairs | Class Q | Sensitive Reuse | Conversion
Conservation Architecture
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Ecclesiastical Architecture

Church Reordering | Church Repair | Quinquennial Inspections | Site Appraisal | Advice
Ecclesiastical Architecture
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Commercial Architecture

Retail Adaptation | Workshops & Warehouses | Offices | Public Projects | Tourism
Commercial Architecture
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Contract Admin & Site Overview

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Contract Admin & Site Overview
Architects & Historic Building Consultants Residential | Commercial | Ecclesiastical #kodaarchitects
  • We’re delighted to be appointed for a new project at the Pentre, near Abergavenny. The scheme will involve sensitive internal re-ordering alongside carefully considered contemporary additions to the rear, designed to sit comfortably with the historic parkland setting. (📷Knight Frank) #architectshereford #regency #regencyarchitecture #monmouthshire #georgianarchitecture
  • Good progress showcasing National Heritage Lottery Funded new #cotswoldstone roof slates at a church repair in #gloucestershire. The new stone blends wells with the existing with a range of hues and colours. Stone roof slating is becoming increasingly rare due to cost of the material and limited numbers of suppliers but it’s definitely worth the effort. . #architectsgloucestershire #buildingconservation #churchrepair
  • Great progress onsite in rural #herefordshire at our #churchreordering project. The team are excavating the tower floor under the watchful eye of our archaeologist to form a new communal space developing the outreach and mission of the church. . Works include moving the font, new lighting and heating services as well as WCs and kitchen facilities. We’re excited to see a start on this one and how it will transform the building. . #churcharchitect #nationalheritagelotteryfund #architectshereford
  • On the drawing board this week is a suite of barn conversions and repairs to a #gradeiilisted #farmhouse in #gloucestershire. Following a detailed site visit the team are preparing a range of scoping options for conversion limiting the heritage impact whilst maximising return for our developer client. . #barnconversion #architectsgloucestershire

KODA architects in Hereford | News

Planning approval for a replacement dwelling in Herefordshire 1

Planning success for a new home in AONB.

Sep 12 Alex Whibley

KODA Architects have have secured planning approval for the replacement of a dated bungalow in Herefordshire AONB    KODA Architects […]

Planning success for the revival of St. Nicholas House.4

Planning success and the revival of St. Nicholas House.

Jan 31 Alex Whibley

KODA Architects have have secured planning approval for the remodelling and a new glazed rooftop pavilion to St. Nicholas House, […]

Conservation Architects Oxford

Restoring Thame’s Heritage: KODA Architects Lead Conservation Efforts for Fire-Damaged Grade II Listed Cottage

Jan 03 Fred Hamer

KODA Architects have been appointed to as Conservation Architects Oxford. Towards the end of 2023, fire broke out in this […]