Projects
Hoopers were commissioned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia to find a space for new Science Classrooms @stbenschool in Bury St Edmund’s, Suffolk.
The concept for this unique site is for large residential blocks within a garden or ‘villas in a park’ that take advantage of the river scene.
RIBA Suffolk Craftsmanship Commendation 2019. An extension and renovation of a 1970’s bungalow situated in Ipswich, Suffolk.
A proposal for two dwellings on a hidden site within the Park Conservation area in Ipswich.
A fun refurbishment to part of the playground area at St Alban’s Catholic Primary School in Cambridge
New 16-bed inpatient unit, purpose-built crisis suite, day treatment facilities and Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment teams (CRHT) all to run from reconstructed wards at Chatterton House in King's Lynn.
New upgrade works are well underway at the Medium Secure Forensic Mental Health Clinic in Norwich.
The proposals are for the development of 21 new dwellings ranged around an open green communal space.
New residential development for 10 Houses, including improvement works to access road and adjacent pavements.
New science block in for planning with Suffolk County Council
Hoopers Architects have a long history with the Football Club, this year we've been involved with the preparations for the upcoming concert.
A thoughtfully designed dwelling suitable for the specific needs of the occupant.
Architectural Competition entry for alterations to the building and site at 17-18 Cornhill, Bury St Edmunds.
Great Yarmouth’s vision is to encourage economic growth by attracting and retaining further visitors and skilled workers, including regenerating the historic town centre and better aligning the tourism, culture and heritage offers with the future of the town as the national capital for offshore energy. The Council would like to create a vibrant inclusive, mixed-use seafront that enables the celebration of local culture, heritage, and innovation.
Another extension at St Benedict's Catholic Upper School based on a first floor six classroom linear block with prayer room, at the front of the school.
Refurbishment of Grade II listed building in Ipswich to create new branch for the Ipswich Building Society.
The application is for a housing development on the former Suffolk Coastal office site in Woodbridge - providing 100 homes (including 33 affordable homes), together with a community building and a retail unit, which may be a coffee shop or retail outlet.
The local community was invited to the Melton Hill pre-planning application exhibition to view and comment on proposals for a high quality residential development in their town.
Proposals for a replacement dwelling on a small pocket of residential land within a larger working farm.
Hoopers work with Active Urban to secure the preferred bid for a high quality residential development on land currently occupied by Suffolk Coastal District Council offices.
Bridging the gap between high school and University; hard finishes and exposed structure and infrastructure create a more open and legible building under a tight set of constraints.
Great opportunity to improve the street boundary.
The building is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible maintaining the open space feel of the playing field whilst providing improved learning facilities for this already well respected school.
Brownfield site within the Ipswich Education Quarter. Scheme for 400 student units including retail use on the ground floor. Site sensitive adjacent to listed church and busy highways.
Three new first floor classrooms with verandah, reception class and play area, school hall, kitchen, offices and external landscaping to compliment the main Victorian three-storey school building dating from 1897.
A new frontage giving the school a new personality to sign its transition to a Junior and Infant School, proposals include new canopies, entrances and facilities.
Haverhill was one of the first areas in Suffolk to change from a 3 tier to 2 tier education system.
Planning permission granted for two new family homes integrated into the existing street scene, enhancing and celebrating a desirable location in Ipswich.
The simplicity of the rectangular form with lean-to accommodation is followed through both in plan and in elevation; sleeping bay, the utility bay and living bay.
The principle accommodation is all set upon the ground floor with guest amenities on the reduced first floor footprint.
