Small dwelling concept

A new design is evolving for a single dwelling within the Burwell conservation area. It's a tricky site with an unfortunate planning record, but we think this simple solution that sits quietly within its context will make an amazing small house.

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Planning consent for Siva House

studio24 architects have secured planning permission for a contemporary extension within Aura, a recent housing development by Countryside Properties within the southern fringe of Cambridge. The approval follows constructive engagement with planners to overcome restrictions on the site, while enhancing important biodiversity and protecting an existing plantation alongside Hobson's Brook that runs behind the project site. The design also had to overcome out of date flood data to enable the split level design.

The existing house, one of ten town houses known as the Country Lane Houses, forms the end house adjacent a future green link. The contemporary design for a single storey extension, creates a home office, formal dining and family room, positioned along the southern edge of the site to create a stronger connection to the garden.

Following recent instruction to proceed, we're keen to talk with quality builders that can work with us and structural engineers Peter Dann to realise our clients' project.

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'S House' In for planning

'S House' is a typical Post War 1950's suburban house on the edge of Cambridge that is to be substantially improved, to address the shortcomings of it's energy use and layout, associated with this much loved house type. To achieve our clients' aspirations and prepare their home for a low energy future designs propose remodelling both the roof and extending the ground floor to realise improvements in functional space and building performance.

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Swavesey receives planning approval

Pleased to announce the approval of two new homes. The designs explore ideas about developing within an established village location, while evolving a well known building typology. The project we've nick-named 'Rural Evolution' draws upon the site's context and surrounding buildings to devise a design narrative based around familiar rural forms specific to the sites location. Orientation and massing were a key factor behind the design. Rural Evolution in Swavesey, Cambridge by studio24 architects
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