Situated against the historic backdrop of an ancient castle wall and spanning the old moat, Round Tower Apartments at 1-5 Paradise Street is a notable development of Private Rented Sector (PRS) apartments in Oxford’s bustling heart.

This project presented a unique set of challenges due to its distinctive location: a narrow, sloping site curving around a bend. Overcoming these challenges required innovative architectural solutions and meticulous construction efforts, led by Beehive in collaboration with Exel Construction.

Situated in the picturesque setting of Chorleywood, containing a listed farmhouse and threshing barn, lies the Bullsland Estate. This cluster of four new houses was designed by Neil Dowlman Architecture, aligning closely with the original footprint of a series of derelict farm buildings dating back to the 19th and 20th centuries.

Following the successful attainment of planning approval, Beehive Architecture was appointed as the lead designer by the main contractor. Our role encompassed the production and coordination of all essential design details necessary for the construction phase, including securing statutory approvals. This project stands as a testament to our commitment to blending historical reverence with contemporary design.

A design proposal for a Performing Arts and Learning Centre by Mike and Christiaan. The planned facilities included a cinema, library, dance studio, study rooms, and café.

Design proposal for a new house in Newquay, developed by Mike Cross.