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The Conservation Officer reviewed the revised scheme following the pre-application discussion and considered that the revised proposal had gone some way to meet his desire to ensure the extension feels like an integrated part of the whole. Design Development The retention of the large area of flat roof is not…
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We received permission for a broad base of adaptation, development and conservation works at this rural Grade 2 listed building which has already been subject to significant development, some of it unsympathetic. The stated intention was to rationalise the entirety of the estate and to create a better integrated whole that…
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The proposal is for the replacement of the existing single-storey disused garage with a 2-storey house comprising semi-basement (half storey below ground) in keeping with the character of the area. Designed with a striking contemporary central glass atrium and circulation core that provides ventilation, sufficient daylight and sunlight to satisfy…
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This scheme proposes the construction of 6 dual aspect Terraced properties of contemporary design oriented East-West to provide sufficient daylight and sunlight, whilst avoiding overheating, minimising overshadowing and maximising the usability of outside amenity space. Each dwelling has been designed with adequate and easily accessible storage space that supports the…
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WORTH CONSERVATION AREA Bridleworth occupies a central location within Worth Conservation Area as the property boundary abuts the northern boundary of St Nicholas Churchyard which forms part of the curtilage of the Grade I listed building and is the focal point of this area. The southern aspect of the property…
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Originally a small brick built farm store used for bee keeping equipment, the building was converted to a two bedroom (one double and one small single) cottage about 20 years ago. The previous owner purchased the house in 2000 and added a conservatory and extended the kitchen. The house is…
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We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed to undertake the next stages of the works by the new owners of this magnificent property in the heart of Preston Drove Conservation Area – Brighton Planning permission No BH2017/00254 granted on the 29 November 2017 is situated on an…
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The scheme was designed on the basis that it is of an exceptional design and it therefore complies with paragraph 55 of the NPPF. see also – https://search.savills.com/property-detail The scheme was been considered in detail by both the Councils Urban Designer and also the Architects panel. The scheme was been amended…
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Originally a small brick built farm store used for bee keeping equipment, the building was converted to a two bedroom (one double and one small single) cottage about 20 years ago. The previous owner purchased the house in 2000 and added a conservatory and extended the kitchen. The house is…
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The proposal was designed to directly mirror the existing garage, having a hipped roof with gablet at the southern end and a gable at the northern end, sandwiching the sun room and circulation space between this and the existing garage. The further accommodation including the Kitchen, WC and store room…