Overview

Douglas Fir timber cladding was used to wrap this new extension. A specialist translucent timber stain was then applied resulting in a softer, more tactile finish, that we felt was more appropriate in this setting compared to a render system.

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Rear view of the extension. The layouts are shown at the bottom of this page and the external design responds to the functional requirements of the inside. To the left is a seating area and a modern window seat has been provided. To the right a new dining area will be provided with views out to the garden.

Open Corner

Left: View of open corner. The corner post is clad with a folded powder coated aluminium sheet to match the external door finish. Right: View of open corner looking towards the garden under construction.

Kitchen

The new kitchen

Other Areas

Left: window seat from outside Right: the new cantilevered window seat from inside

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Detail of window seat

Interior

Views of interior

Construction

Left: A steel goal-post is erected to support the existing rear wall and first floor above. Right: internal view of extension with window seat opening to the right.

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House before works commenced

Construction

Left: Carcass of extension completed and roof setting out underway. Right: beneath the timber cladding are battens and a breather membrane to ensure the timber remains ventilated and the building remains watertight at all times.

Concept and Design

Left: sketch plan for an early client meeting showing alterations proposed at ground floor. Right: sketch section showing proposed extension and views out.

Design elevations

Left: proposed rear elevation submitted for planning approval. Right: proposed side extension.

Layouts

Left: Existing ground floor plan. Right: Proposed ground floor plan.