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| Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Mendip Hills in Somerset. A 200 Sq.m extension sits in contrast with the existing 18th century farmhouse. Energy measures that include solar panels, photo-voltaic cells and ground source heating are incorporated in the design that address environmental issues surrounding sustainability. |
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| The structure of the new build extension is green oak frame presenting oak posts, trusses, and exposed rafters internally as the focal aspect of the interior. This theme of oak is echoed elsewhere in the design with oak cladding and external joinery. |
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| This sloping site enabled the change in levels in the landscape to provide a living space at first floor that uses the roof of the garage as a terrace extending the space of the living room to the outside. 3D Modelling enabled the client to fully engage with the design and to appreciate what the finished building would be like to live in. |
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This project was developed into detail design following scheme design and planning consent by other consultants.
Services provided on this project:
- Detail design
- 3D modeling
- Building Regulations approval
- Detailed working drawings
- Contract Administration
This project is featured in Ideal Home February 2011
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