Brownlowe Accommodation Set with in the grounds of the listed St John's home the scheme replaced an existing poorly laid out accommodation block with the new Brownlowe building and separate prayer room /conference facilities.

The scheme sought to provide an economic, environmentally sensitive design that would reduce overall running costs and improve the health and comfort of the occupants.

As part of the wider context of All Saint's Convert the building provides for people with both sensory and physical disabilities, enabling them to move around safely and independently without restrictions. The design features simple forms and clean lines to have be minimal in overall visual impact and compact yet full of possibilities, it allows for the accommodate to change to reflect the ongoing needs of current and future users.

The proposals created a new garden and courtyard areas for reflection and featured an green roof to the prayer room to encourage bio-diversity with in the site. Internally the use of double height spaces oversized window openings and creates the light and open feel through out.