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post updated 29 November 2025

Buckinghamshire Building – Latest Designs

29 November 2025
Marlow Film Studios – planning permission news
Architects: WilkinsonEyre

image courtesy of WilkinsonEyre architects practice

12 January 2025
Rayners Penn Buckinghamshire luxury boutique hotel and spa
Architecture: Jeremy Blake Architects

photo : Rayners Penn

1 April 2024
Digital Orchard, Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Architects: Atelier Architecture & Design

image © AA+D
photo : Richard Chivers
Atelier Architecture & Design introduces Digital Orchard, a post-production facility in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The program will re-establish the natural ecosystem, which has been compromised by poor land management, and will create an enviable working environment.

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Buckinghamshire Building News

29 November 2023
West House Boarding House, Stowe School
Architects: MICA

photo : Richard Chivers
In continuation of MICA’s long-standing relationship with Stowe School, they have been appointed to design a new Sixth Form Boarding House and associated landscaping adjacent to the West Houses within its historic grounds. The provision of new boarding accommodation and sixth form facilities follows the School’s ongoing comprehensive review of existing accommodation, developing Stowe as a centre of excellence for education.

25 September 2023
Hurst House , Bourne End
Architects: Strom Architects

photo : Andy Matthews
The Hurst House is a new build one-off contemporary house located on the edge of the village of Bourne End in Buckinghamshire. The site enjoys un-obscured views across the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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23 Jun 2022
Marlow Film Studios, Buckinghamshire, England
Architects: WilkinsonEyre

renders : Marlow Film Studios WilkinsonEyre
Further strengthening Buckinghamshire as the home for British film, a detailed planning application was recently submitted for the 167,800 sqm production facility. It will transform a former land infill site into a leading global film production campus, serving to the growing international film market’s needs.

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22 Feb 2020
Stowe School Design Technology & Engineering Building
Architects: Design Engine

image from architecture practice
The Design Engine scheme for a new Design Technology & Engineering Building at Stowe School has been submitted for planning consent. Stowe School has been based since its founding in 1923 in the historically recognised Stowe House site, formerly the seat of the Dukes of Buckingham and Chandos.

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11 Jan 2019 ; 4 Jun 2017
Turn End House and Garden / Peter Aldington – August / September Events

photograph : Richard Bryant _ Arcaid
Turn End House and Garden in Buckinghamshire
In the heart of Haddenham (Buckinghamshire) is Turn End, one of a cluster of three 1960s village houses, all listed at Grade 2*, designed and built by architect Peter Aldington. Its internationally renowned garden, created as a natural extension to the architect’s own house, unfolds as an intriguing series of ‘garden rooms’. Turn End Trust, established to promote the integration of building and garden design and conserve the Turn End estate, hosts an annual programme of events which includes these forthcoming events.

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24 Mar 2016

Design: AR Design Studio

image from architect
Paragraph 55 House
Planning permission for this contemporary property: the 3-bed dwelling that sits in the Buckinghamshire countryside, was placed under the paragraph 55 planning clause due to its ‘green belt’ site.

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25 Nov 2015

Design: De Rosee Sa and PMR

photograph : Jack Hobhouse
Prestwood Infant School
Much-loved children’s author Roald Dahl was the inspiration for a new dining hall and after school facility in Buckinghamshire’s Prestwood Infant School. The author – who lived locally – had already apparently based the head teacher Miss Trunchbull in his popular book Matilda on a former real-life head teacher at the school.

25 Nov 2015

Design: Skene Catling de la Pena

photograph : James Morris
Flint House in Buckinghamshire
Grand Designs House of the Year 2015

15 May 2015
Golden Mede Housing in Buckinghamshire, Waddesdon
Architect: C.F. Møller Architects

image courtesy of architects
Golden Mede Housing
C.F. Møller Architects have recently submitted planning for two residential developments in Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire for the Rothschild Foundation. Responding to an ambi-tious brief, the project creates an organic extension to the village that offers a variety of high-quality sustainable homes.

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23 Aug 2012
Hurst House in Buckinghamshire
Design: John Pardey Architects in collaboration with Ström Architects

photo : Andy Matthews
Buckinghamshire Property
The Hurst House is a new build one-off contemporary house located on the edge of the village of Bourne End in Buckinghamshire. The site forms part of a garden of a substantial house located on the edge of Bourne End in Buckinghamshire, directly fronting an area of open fields that form part of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding National Beauty.

30 Jun 2012

Design: Snell Associates

photograph : Dennis Gilbert
Garsington Opera Pavilion
In the great English tradition of distrust of the new followed by rapid assimilation into permanency and subsequent listing, Garsington’s design concept is driven by the need for it to be a completely demountable ‘temporary’ structure. Although it is supposed to be taken down every autumn, the landowner likes it so much he already suggested leaving it in place after the first season.

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Buckinghamshire Architecture

Key Buildings, alphabetical:

Buckinghamshire House
2006
Architect: Designkommander

photo : Marcus Dawes
Buckinghamshire House
Set in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, the stark inscrutability of a concrete monolith is interrupted by two vertical apertures. In contrast, the rear breaks down into floating blocks of rough-sawn timber, bush-hammered stone, and clear sheet-glass which diminish to the scale of the immediate landscape.