Planning approval has been granted for the refurbishment & extensions to a detached dwelling (non-designated heritage asset) in Polstead.
The appearance of the proposed extensions aims to reflect the nature of the site and its surroundings in architectural appearance, use and setting. The design although subservient to the existing, provides a simple contemporary design depicting the age of build, providing differentiation between the phases of history.
The construction of the feature double gable aims to make the most of the scenic countryside and views, whilst also retaining and exposing an expanse of the existing rear elevation. The large sliding doors open the living space onto a patio creating a flow between inside to outside.
Use of high insulation values along with a combination of integrated photovoltaic panels and an air source heat pump helps to assist the dwelling in becoming sustainable for future years.
We’re bringing forward early ideas for a new neighbourhood at Spring Meadow and we want to be open about why, and what we believe it could mean for the village if done well. Read more
Today we celebrate the retirement of Chris Hyam, Associate and Senior Technician at Wincer Kievenaar, who brings to a close an extraordinary career spanning 38 years. Read more