Hungerford Veterinary Hospital

Where: Hungerford, Berkshire

Extending an existing veterinary hospital in Hungerford to create new creative lobby and reception area. Designed in keeping with regards to colour and material palette to the existing structure but with a more modern twist. Architectural Design used to make an existing tired property in need of more standout qualities a modern vibrant and inviting building.

Often even just reworking and existing property or building can offer the structure a new life, as if it were a bespoke new piece of architectural design. Mathewson Waters Architects enjoy creating designs that revitalise the potential of existing buildings where possible. A more sustainable and cost effective approach

Design also includes all over associated Veterinary Spaces including new pharmacy area and consulting room. The New Primary entrance also includes areas of small details associated with animal friending design and imagery.

New entrance extension and reception space for Hungerford, Berkshire Veterinary Hospital designed by MW Architects
Hand drawn design elevation of the Hungerford veterinary Hospital extension designed by MW Architects , A Berkshire based RIBA Chartered Architectural Practice
New entrance extension and reception space for Hungerford, Berkshire Veterinary Hospital designed by MW Architects
before image of Hungerford veterinary Hospital prior to architectural extension designed by MW Architects

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New entrance extension and reception space for Hungerford, Berkshire Veterinary Hospital designed by MW Architects

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