A comprehensive transformation of the main house, outbuildings, and surrounding landscape into a place of sanctuary, creativity, and harmony with nature. The project drew inspiration from Palladian clarity, land art, Ayurvedic wisdom, and the mystical heritage of the Cotswolds.

The main house was renovated and expanded to serve as a private retreat, with expansive glazing to the west framing sunsets and a reflective water rill strengthening the connection to sky and landscape.

The stables were adapted for new uses: the south wing accommodating an Ayurvedic medical practice adjacent to a kitchen garden, and the north wing housing a recording studio with an amphitheatre inspired by the spiral form of the cochlea, merging visual and acoustic design.

A revitalised yoga barn offered serene, light-filled interiors framed by panoramic views, complemented by natural materials. The wider estate included a yoga circle, tree house, forest house, campfire, wild swimming lake, amphitheatre, and water courtyard with a sculpture, each feature designed to foster reflection, creativity, and community.

The permaculture farm became the heart of the site, nurturing Ayurvedic plants and seasonal crops to support both practice and lifestyle, blending sustainability with beauty.

The scheme culminated in the creation of the Rollright Temple, a space of deep symbolic and spiritual significance, drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Rollright Stones. Here, architecture and landscape intertwined to create a new focal point for family and community gatherings, offering nourishment for body, mind, and spirit.

In essence, the project united architecture, landscape, and ecology to create a place of elevated living — a harmonious environment where human life, natural rhythms, and cultural heritage converged.