Tom recently joined the Traditional Architecture Group to present “Homes of Belonging: The Vernacular Architecture of South East England,” an exploration of how local tradition, history and landscape continue to shape the way we create homes today.

We’re delighted to see The Old Manor House featured in Vol.68 of Enki Magazine.

Planning approval has been granted for The Lake House, a new home set within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

We’re proud to share that Tom Turner has been included in this week’s issue of Country Life with his expert recommendations.

We’ve been selected as finalists for the BD Architect of the Year Awards 2025!

Planning approved for Downland House in West Sussex.

We’re delighted to be included in the Country Life Top 100 2025!

Staffordshire Living features our recently completed restoration and extension of The Old Manor House.

We talk to the Architects’ Journal on our recently approved plans to retrofit an historic farmstead overlooking Chichester Harbour – a house once set to be demolished and replaced.

Our proposals for sensitively reimagining the Grade II listed ‘Ham Common House’ have received listed building consent.

“Redevelopment combines historic preservation with sustainable updates for family home.”

Chichester District Council has officially granted planning approval for the redevelopment of Harbour Farm, a historic farmstead located in Bosham, Sussex.

This unique, Art Deco-inspired house will have its accompanying outbuildings thoughtfully transformed.

Our work has been featured in Knight Frank’s The View magazine, celebrating rural living redefined.

Our restoration of this beautiful Sussex farmhouse, in collaboration with Harriet Anstruther Studio, has won a Sussex Heritage Trust Award.

We are delighted to be included in this prestigious list of the best country house architects in Britain.

We talk to Inigo about the importance of looking to the past when it comes to reimagining homes for the future.

“An exercise in studying the vernacular architecture of the Surrey Hills.”

We speak to Grand Designs about navigating planning constraints to extend this listed farmhouse.

“A light-filled extension by Tom Turner Architects nods to the history and craft of a 17th-century home.”