As commercial architects, CAD have been involved with Kingsley for a considerable time and assisted in the extension of Kingsley Village to provide for a Next Outlet. The brief was to design a vertical extension over the original single storey food hall. The extension...
The market originally operated under a corrugated tin roof. When bought by the Hendra Family it was re-developed, with CAD operating as commercial architects. The design by Ross Edwards kept the commercial/industrial feel of the original and produced a thoroughfare...
The site at Tregoniggie fronts the highway but has lain undeveloped after the rest of the industrial estate has been completed. The site previously benefited from a planning consent for work/live units, but this scheme never materialised. Subsequently the site was...
The original building suffered a catastrophic fire. Parts were historic and listed and although the timber elements were destroyed the stone walls remained. At the time, CAD Architects were based close by and it clearly made sense for us to be commercial architects...
CAD were commercial architects for this new vehicle serving centre at Blackwater, a steel portal frame building design with profiled metal sheet cladding. Although the building superstructure is very straightforward, the floor slab and post construction fixed plant,...
Depot for Cormac, Cornwall County Council’s direct labour organisation for civil engineering and highway maintenance. This commercial architecture project was designed to include vehicle workshop, stores and offices.