Planning permission has been granted to converted and rebuilt a collection of brick barns forming part of a listed farmstead in Wiltshire.
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Planning permission has been granted for extensions and alterations converting the traditional property in a contemporary dwelling in Frome.
Planning permission has been granted for a new contemporary detached dwelling in Frome, Somerset, using natural stone, larch cladding and zinc detailing.
Site works have started on mixed-use development converting a group of designated listed barns in Dorset.
Planning permission has been granted in north Wiltshire for a replacement dwelling including a roof terrace and cinema room with a cantilevered first floor. The consent included garaging and outbuildings also increased the residential curtilage.
Planning permission has been granted for two contemporary houses in Chantry, Somerset with sedum planted flat roofs, vertical timber cladding and a cantilevered zinc first floor over a glazing ground floor. The houses will incorporating renewable technologies as part of the sustainable energy efficient design reducing energy consumption during habitation.
Planning has been granted for the conversion of barns in Long Crichel to form three dwellings creating an entrance courtyard with sympathetic extensions.
Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of an agricultural barn to a dwelling under the Class Q approval near Motcombe in Dorset. The barn is located on an elevated position providing incredible views over the surrounding countryside.
An outbuilding to a contemporary house in Wiltshire is the studio over the garage and workshop, using natural bath stone, zinc standing seam roof and a projecting render bay.
Designs submitted for two permanent rural workers’ houses in Dorset compliant with the functional and financial tests to meet the needs for animal welfare and security praised for the design approach.