As Architects, working in the Regency City of Cheltenham is pleasure. Architecture in Cheltenham is described as one of the most complete Regency towns in England. The architecture of the town is a direct result of their time, when Britain was leading the world and when the City prospered from riches across one of the world’s largest empires.

As such, the architecture of the town is of a uniform style as it was built in a short space of time instead of over a longer period of time where different architectural tastes would define housing stock.  Today, one of the largest conservation areas in the country occupies most of the town which is sub-divided into a number of character areas. As architects working in Cheltenham, any changes we propose to a heritage asset either internally or externally we are careful in our proposals to considered to manage the impact on the significance of the building. Working with the buildings, KODA architects seek to sensitively adapt existing building stock enhancing it, adapting it for modern family life.

The team at KODA architects have a proven track record of working in Cheltenham and this foundation allows us to know the how the town has developed and the significance of the buildings which inhabit it. For more information on our Cheltenham based projects see our portfolio page or a small sample below: