The Kichevo house has been handed over
Seven months after the first site visit, the 1961 house is dry, warm and ready to be lived in all year round.
The Kichevo site is complete and handed over. The project included a new roof structure, replacement of compromised masonry, a new reinforced concrete ring beam, a stone plinth and lime render across the whole façade.
The owners’ first reports show heating costs down by around 40% on the previous season — and that at noticeably higher indoor temperatures.
Our thanks to the family for their trust, and for their patience through several wet weeks in April.
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Phase two of the Balchik stone house is underway
With the roof complete, the team has moved on to the slowest part of the project — hand-repointing 340 m² of stone masonry.
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We have opened our own carpentry workshop
We now make joinery, doors and roof components in-house — shorter lead times and full control over quality.
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The three Kavarna owners have approved the joint design
A rare case: three adjoining houses under one roof will be renewed at the same time, to one design and one programme.