Case Studies – Inside Out Buildings

Please feel free to browse through the case studies of some of our bespoke timber projects – it’s fair to say that we have yet to duplicate a project, (some come fairly close) but by browsing our site, we encourage our customers to cherry pick ideas for their own use. Every building can be as bespoke as you wish – if it cannot be done, we will advise you why, and hopefully work with you to find a solution that is a good fit.

Tennis Pavilion

We were approached by one of the committee members of South petherton Tennis Club with regard to replacing their aged timber tennis pavilion. From the outset, what seemed to be a fairly straight forward project, became far bigger than all of us anticipated. This was primarily due to funding, South

Golfing Garden Room

Inside Out Buildings can bring the course to you. A  golf simulator room provides the perfect solution for golf and fitness enthusiasts looking for a convenient and comfortable space to hone their skills. Inside Out bUildings were approached by Taunton School to design and offer an easily

Brecon Beacons – Forest Work Cabin

Our client came to us, all the way from the Brecon Beacons. Full planning permission was required for this timber cabin, and although in the National Park, there were no objections as it is being used for forestry purposes. We had to provide full specifications for raw materials used – fairly easy

Art Studio With Ancillary Accommodation – Devon

Sometimes moving out of a larger house can be daunting, but more and more families are realising if they are fortunate enough to have a large garden or plot, that building a cabin and using it as ancillary accommodation could be a solution. Even if, as an older person, you are not ready to move,

Multi-Purpose Workshop Garage and Art Studio

At Inside Out Buildings, we don\’t profess to be planners, architects or paid plan drawers, but the following project was created by Simon and the client, working closely to understand what we as a business could provide, and in turn an understanding of what was required. From an initial quote of