An award winning two storey extension and internal alterations to a five storey Victorian brewery tower. Space: to increase the floor area at the ground, first and second floors. Functions: kitchen / dining area; sitting area; open to the garden; master bedroom; children’s bedroom. Tower House is the last surviving element of a Victorian brewery complex and has significant historical value. Constructed in 1870 it comprises a five storey brick tower that was subsequently converted to residential use. A modern two storey extension was designed with accommodation in the roof to double the floor area at the ground, first and second floors. This has transformed how the clients are able to use each level and they can now entertain guests on the ground floor in the new kitchen / dining area rather than walking to the lounge on the fourth floor. A new master bedroom, bathroom and children’s bedroom are also provided