Dwelling in Rushmere St Andrew gains Planning Permission

July 14, 2021

Planning approval has been granted for an individual home on an infill plot of land in Rushmere St Andrew.

The approval for the one and a half storey dwelling is intended to provide a new sustainable, low energy, low maintenance property that is adaptable to the client’s needs over time. Consideration was given to the scale and form of the vernacular of the area, whilst taking a contemporary approach to both internal layout and external aesthetic.

Traditional massing, form and materials have been developed to create a building and home of its time, whilst also considering its siting within the street scene. Materials selected are seen throughout Rushmere St Andrew, with floor to ceiling glazing aspects focused on the picturesque views across the countryside.

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Megan Clarke

Architect

Megan Clarke, an Architect at Wincer Kievenaar, has held her architectural qualifications since 2017, having joined the Practice in 2012 while pursuing her education. Graduating from the University of Kent, she has worked various RIBA Work Stages within the traditional procurement framework, assuming diverse responsibilities including Contract Administrator duties. Her professional journey spans multiple sectors and project scales, with particular emphasis on residential and heritage endeavours.

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