This house belonging to a young family, is set within a Conservation Area. The design included a single storey extension, a revised ground floor plan, and a loft conversion with a wetroom shower room. The stair to the loft is very tiny in line with the client’s wish to avoid affecting other rooms. However it actually achieved building control approval. The new room at the rear has large sliding folding
The House is a semi-detached Victorian house with brick elevations under a pitched and tiled pitched roof with expressed gables fronting onto the road. It is set within a Conservation Area. The property arranged over three floors has been divided into three flats, all owned by the applicant. The proposed extension for this building is a relatively small two storey side extension and a small rear extension. The proposals include
This house is a substantial detached property set within an attractive street in South London. The Victorian brick property is owned by the applicants and is their family home. The works being designed include extension, basement and roof work. Energy saving is a key consideration.
This detached cottage is situated on a country lane within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It was listed in 1984 and was built in the 18th/19th century in plastered stone rubble. It has a thatched half-hipped and gable ended roof. The extension and refurbishment works were sensitive to the character of the cottage.
Sketch design for housing project in a Conservation setting
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The house is not within a Conservation Area, however it sits within a prestigious residential area. A late 1920s house had already been extended on both sides. The previous extension had been plagued with repeated construction problems concerned with leakage and differential movement. At first floor level the house had fake timber frame applied to the existing extensions. The proposal was for a more substantially built rear extension. The form
Sensitive amendments are planned for this house to suit the needs of the family who live here. We are pleased that planning has been obtained in a conservation area. Our application included several 3d sketches to assist the planners in visualizing the proposals, and their affect on neighbours.
We have carefully developed these designs in partnership with our clients, engineering colleagues and suppliers.Using our innovation, technical, artistic and coordination skills we strive towards the finished product, making things easy for the Contractor on site, so it can be as fast as possible. Here’s how we operate – We break the process into 3 service products: Stage 1, 2 and 3. These examples are from Stages 1 &2.
