On-site with KSR

At KSR Architects & Interior Designers, we specialise in creating beautiful and ultimately bespoke homes. Investing time in getting to know our clients from the outset is vital as we seek to deliver architecture and interior design with relevance, meaning and emotional connection. We understand that every space we craft is a canvas for self-expression and art is integral to making these spaces truly unique. We are, therefore, delighted that through our collaboration with art advisory firm Parapluie, we can design with art in mind.

We would like to thank everyone who took part in the much anticipated, 2023 KSR Pub Quiz.   The event was held to raise funds for Afrika Tikkun, a charity dedicated to transforming communities in South Africa by supporting vulnerable children and equipping them with the skills needed to succeed in life. Proceeds from a raffle, drawn on the night, boosted the total amount raised to over £2,600.   Quiz Master, and Partner here at KSR, Dan Curtin, challenged the eleven participating teams with rounds including ‘Questions my 3-year-old could answer’ and the more-difficult-than-it-sounds ‘Which dinosaur am I?’

Over the summer months, the team at KSR Architects & Interior Designers embarked upon a lively programme of fundraising events for Afrika Tikkun, a charity dedicated to transforming communities in South Africa by supporting vulnerable children and equipping them with the skills needed to succeed in life.

KSR has recently received an enhanced planning permission for a development at 25 The Bishop’s Avenue, a road of international renown. Working with Michael Burroughs Associates, the original planning permission was inherited when our client bought the site and, with our knowledge of the area and market intelligence, KSR has maximised values with the latest enhancements.

Rainy days won’t dampen the team spirit!  

KSR is thrilled to announce that we have received planning permission for a family home in the heart of County Wexford, Ireland. Set in the Irish countryside, the design draws inspiration from the surrounding agricultural architecture, creating a connection with its rural setting.