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Guardian Weekend
Article: 'All Change'Publication date: October 2011
"It was a small, unloved house, so bad that even builders wouldn't touch it. So how did it become a spacious family home?"
Self Build & Design
Article: 'Open House'Publication date: July 2011
"The previous kitchen was never particularly pleasant to be in, but now it really works well as a space and has become a room where we all want to spend time."
The Times - Bricks & Mortar
Article: '2010: A Space Odyssey'Publication date: February 2010
"By creating a side or back extension you not only increase square footage but also increase the feeling of space by using lots of glass and opening the back of the house to the garden."
Self Build & Design
Article: 'Family Favourite'Publication date: March 2008
"It was a real pleasure working with our architect…he had a really clear vision about what he wanted to achieve, recommended our builder and project managed the work throughout."
Homes & Gardens
Article: 'Side Extensions'Publication date: February 2010
"This side extension by Martyn Clarke goes further and wraps around the house creating a space for family meals and piano practice."
Livingetc
Article: 'Creating New Spaces'Publication date: May 2008
"This sleek extension features a 2.8m-high glazed screen which slides away into a pocket in the wall."
Move or Improve?
Article: 'Child's Play'Publication date: January 2008
"We were wowed by [Martyn's] kitchen and realised that we could build something far more interesting and practical than a standard tacked-on conservatory for ourselves."
The Guardian - Weekend
Article: 'What Lies Behind'Publication date: October 2007
"One year ago, this 30s semi in suburban north London was a collection of dark, boxy rooms over two storeys - two reception rooms, four bedrooms and one bathroom."
Move or Improve
Article: 'Natural Selection'Publication date: February 2008
"Opening up a labyrinth of dark, disconnected rooms in their Victorian house gave Helen and Martyn Clarke the bright, modern, open plan living spaces they craved"