Anderson Architects

Conservatory Extensions in Oxfordshire

At Anderson Architects, we design conservatory extensions in Oxfordshire that balance light, comfort, and lasting quality. Moving beyond the draughty glass boxes of the past, our modern conservatories are carefully detailed architectural spaces — bright, energy-efficient, and beautifully integrated with your home.

A Contemporary Approach to the Conservatory

Today’s conservatories can do far more than provide extra space. We create designs that blur the line between house and garden, using high-performance glazing, insulation, and shading to keep spaces comfortable year-round. Each project is tailored to your home’s architecture — whether it’s a period property in Banbury, a listed cottage in the Cotswolds, or a modern home in Oxford.

Designed for Light, Comfort, and Connection

Our conservatory extensions are designed to bring natural light deep into your living spaces while improving flow and everyday use. By combining thoughtful orientation, roof glazing, and elegant structural detailing, we create spaces that feel open yet sheltered — perfect for dining, relaxing, or working.

From Planning to Completion

We guide clients through every stage of the process — from initial feasibility and planning permission to technical design and delivery. Our experience across Oxfordshire ensures that each conservatory extension meets local planning requirements and blends seamlessly with its surroundings.

Why Choose Anderson Architects

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Bespoke architectural design, tailored to your home

Every conservatory extension is designed around your home’s character and proportions — ensuring the new space feels like a natural continuation, not an add-on.

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Energy-efficient glazing and sustainable materials

We specify high-performance glazing and responsibly sourced materials to create light-filled rooms that stay comfortable throughout the year.

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Expertise in period and listed buildings

Our experience with conservation areas and listed properties allows us to sensitively extend historic homes while meeting planning requirements.

Personal service across Oxfordshire and surrounding areas

From concept to completion, you’ll work directly with your architect — ensuring a seamless process and design that truly reflects your needs.

In most cases, conservatories fall under permitted development, meaning they don’t require full planning permission. However, listed buildings, conservation areas, and properties with previous extensions often need consent. We assess this at the feasibility stage to ensure your design complies with local regulations.

 

Modern conservatories are designed as high-performance living spaces rather than seasonal rooms. Using insulated walls, roofs, and energy-efficient glazing, we create extensions that feel comfortable year-round and integrate seamlessly with your existing architecture.

Yes — many clients choose to replace outdated uPVC or glass structures with a contemporary, well-insulated conservatory extension. This upgrade improves comfort, efficiency, and visual harmony with the rest of your home.

Costs vary depending on size, materials, and level of specification. As architects, we provide clear guidance from the outset and tailor the design to suit your budget while maintaining quality and value.

A typical conservatory extension takes around 8–12 weeks to design, gain necessary approvals, and prepare for construction. The build itself often takes 8–10 weeks, depending on scope and site conditions.

Yes. We design conservatory extensions with thermal efficiency in mind — incorporating insulated bases, high-performance glazing, and solar control to maintain comfort throughout the seasons.

Absolutely. We manage the full process — from planning and listed building consent to technical drawings and coordination with contractors — ensuring a smooth and compliant project delivery.

We work across Oxfordshire and neighbouring regions, including Banbury, Oxford, Bicester, Chipping Norton, and the Cotswolds — offering a complete architectural service from concept to completion.

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