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Our client wanted to turn their tired 1970s bungalow into something more special. They wanted to create a home which was designed to enhance their wellbeing.
Planning restricted the height of the building but the triangular plot led us to a T shaped design. This resulted in a large open plan living area in the single storey part opening onto the widening garden, with a two storey bedroom wing to the North to take advantage of the extensive views across the countryside. The turret linked the two parts of the scheme which have different materials to break up the volumes.
We wanted to use sustainable materials, so chose red cedar, which is known for its longevity, and Neo-life, a composite material made of timber fibres and resin. The zinc roof ties the whole building together, creating a coherent and welcoming family home.
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“Just been to the house and it’s looking great. Smiles all round from my point of view – looks awesome.”
Fabulous! Thanks so much. Really appreciate your expertise and support.
Private client, Surrey Extension to listed building.
“The council… would suggest this design and layout be adopted for other similar developments.”
“The extension was the right decision, it looks great and the roof design makes it look as if it’s always been here. Great design!”
“Excellent service … We would happily recommend this company and especially Mr Wilson.”
“We got planning! It’s all online. Thanks for your help in putting together a really good set of documents.”
