Paul Langlois Architects

The replacement of the ubiquitous leaking, too hot/too cold conservatory with sunroom that provides connection with the garden and (with the removal of an internal wall) light to pe*****te into the previously dark kitchen. Our Client Cate said:
'Our 50s chalet bungalow has been transformed! Paul's design has provided a large, light filled family space that flows onto the terrace and a wonderful place to eat and relax'.
For other projects please refer to paullangloisarchitects.com

We are pleased to have recently gained Planning approval for the extension and renovation of this farmhouse in St Peters. Now with Building Control, the project will be on site later in this year.

Time to revisit our award winning cottage at Bordeaux:
Only 3.1 metres wide and 14 metres long, we transformed this long, dark building into a light, bright home through efficient use of space, natural light and clever planning.
Please take a look at this project and others in more detail on our website: https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/works/le-piemaran

Anne and Paul wish all our Clients, Consultants and Contractors past, present and future a happy and healthy Christmas and New Year......

Just a quick reminder of dates for your diary. 🗓️

Recently submitted to Planning the refurbishment and extension of a 16th C farmhouse in a wooded valley in St Peters. The design emphasis was to maximise views and connection with the garden and to bring natural light into a heart of the house.
The project also consists of an extension to an existing garden studio and a new garage/workshop.

The fly through created by James Langlois.
For other projects please see paullangloisarchitects.com

7 years ago we won our first Guernsey Design Award with Rocquemer for Marian and Jerry Root. A major design intention was for the house to blend into the landscape as the materials mellowed and planting enveloped the house. Photos here show it newly built and also more recently as the garden (by Ruth Craze) matured and rambled over the house.
For more on this house and our other projects please go to https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/works/rocquemer

Our recently completed garage and garden room extension to an Edwardian cottage. The soft-modern approach compliments the original building and new additions address the impressive coastal views and connect with the rear terraced garden.
Thanks to the Contractor RC Ashplant for their excellent craftsmanship, T&G Engineers and of course the close collaboration with our Clients.
Photos by Sarah Froome
For more photos, information and other projects please go to our website:
https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/lynwood

Anne and Paul wish all our Clients, Consultants and Contractors past, present and future a happy and healthy Christmas and New Year...... Pictured is one of our recently completed self build projects.

Anne's redesign of the RGGC bar and dining room has transformed the Clubhouse and resulted in an increased footfall of members and it being hired out for functions and events.
It shows how good design can enhance a space, encourage use and be financially beneficial in a commercial environment.

We are really pleased to have won against such stiff competition. It was, of course, a team effort - many thanks to Ravenscroft Construction, Dorey, Lyle & Ashman Ltd and our clients.

For more details about this project, please take a look at our website.

https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/forest-farm

Single Residential Renovation/Extension award. Guernsey Design Awards

Second project shortlisted - The Renovation and Extension of a derelict barn on a special site to create a family home.

The Client said:

'Paul and Anne have designed and delivered a beautiful, unique family home that we absolutely love.

Paul designed a scheme sensitive to our family needs and the site. He steered us smoothly through the project from design through to completion.

Anne developed the interior/exterior design palette that took over seamlessly from Paul’s architectural design. The myriad of design decisions required was handled by Anne with efficiency'

For more information on this project go to:
https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/forest-farm

We are so pleased that this project designed for a young couple and their family has been short listed in the GDA 2022.

"We loved working with Paul, he understood our needs and converted them into a truly beautiful home that is perfect for our family. The house is both stunning to look at but also so easy to live in. We could not have asked for a better designed home."
The Client

For more information on this project please go to https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/crevichon

🚨 CALLING ALL LOCAL DESIGNERS AND ARCHITECTS

The deadline for project submissions for the 2022 Guernsey Design Awards is 5pm tomorrow! Submissions will be judged on the overall quality of design, use of materials, relationship to setting, sustainability and adherence to the client brief.

For further information and to download an entry form, please visit: https://www.guernseydesignawards.com/

Continuing our look back through previous winners, this is Rocquemer from Paul Langlois Architects, which won the Residential New Build (over £250k) in 2016.

The H-plan house merges into its natural setting and maximises the spectacular views over Guernsey’s South Coast. It has been designed to reflect a subtle, contemporary interpretation of the New England style that their client had grown up with.

Read more and see more photos here 👇
https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/works/rocquemer

Entry now open for 2022 Guernsey Design Awards The 2022 Guernsey Design Awards, which celebrate outstanding design in Guernsey’s built environment, are now open for entry. The 2022 Guernsey Design

Preparations are already underway for the 2022 Guernsey Design Awards.

Further information will be posted in due course but in the meantime, please make a note of the following important dates👇

We are extremely pleased to have been shortlisted in the Guernsey Construction and Property Awards 2021 for Anne's stunning design and project management to transform the Royal Guernsey Golf Club lounge bar. It's also featured in the Autumn edition of the Guernsey Construction and Property magazine.

Paul Langlois Architects have recently submitted the planning application for the new Guernsey Gymnastics Academy at Oatlands.
We are proud to have been involved on the transformation of Oatlands since it was purchased by FB Ltd in 2015.

Proposed new home for Guernsey Gymnastics A new future for Guernsey Gymnastics Academy could reside at Oatlands.

A couple of features in this Autumn edition of 'Premier Construction CI' on Anne's refurbishment of the Royal Guernsey Golf Club lounge bar and the renovation of an 18th Century barn.

Royal Guernsey Golf Club - Anne's redesign of the first floor bar/lounge is now complete. A selection of photos below - for the full story go to https://www.paullangloisarchitects.com/royal-guernsey-golf-club

Anne's interior redesign of the RGGC bar and lounge is due to complete mid May. This project transforms the existing facilities and makes the most of this amazing location with views over L'Ancresse Bay. Images of the completed project will follow.

Iconic golf club continues to evolve with latest refurb The Royal Guernsey Golf Club at L’Ancresse celebrated its 130th anniversary last year and it is preparing for an even brighter future through its latest refurbishments.

No job too small..... our self build, bug hotel using reclaimed pallets and a couple of discarded boards for the roof. Filled with anything we could find in the garden. Now just waiting for the guests to arrive!!

We're pleased to be featured in the Spring edition of 'Guernsey Property and Construction' magazine. It showcases our recently completed 17th Century listed barn renovation in St Peters plus a bit of promo for the architectural profession!