Example Concept Designs

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Example Concept Designs

From our Design Package

Up to RIBA Work Stage 2 Concept Design

Great for clients who are looking for advice from a friendly architect who listens carefully to their needs and wants.

Front Elevation

Exploring Alignments & Hierarchies

Adjacency diagram

cut-away perspectve plan

Illustratve
Illustratve cut-away secton
Hidden door to utlity and boot room
Timber panelled hallway
Light and view at the end of the hallway
Large pivot door
Low cill window, for views of the garden when seated. And direct view from entrance hall.

- urrent offce extension to be opened into kitchen as informal dining

- Skylight brings light into utility & pantry.

- Large glazing and doors opening out to the garden is proposed in place of the conservatory and rear of house.

- Proposed double sided freplace between kitchen formal dining room

- Added Boot room and guest WC. Option A

- urrent offce extension to become tility room Pantry

- Larger skylight bringing light into open plan kitchen/ dining area.

- Large glazing and doors opening out to the garden is proposed in place of the conservatory and rear of house.

- Double doors from kitchen offer direct access to Playroom.

- Exisiting living room to become study.

- Added Boot room and guest WC.

- By removing one of the bedrooms are able to create a spacious master suite, with a proposed ‘walk-in’ wardrobe.

- Master en-suite with ‘His’ & ‘Hers’ basins.

- Master en-suite to include wet room as well as freestanding bath.

- Existing en-suite becomes family bathroom.

- Current family bathroom on Mezzanine to become en-suite for guest bedroom providing more privacy for future family guests.

- By removing one of the bedrooms are able to create a spacious master suite, with ample waredrobe space.

- Master en-suite with ‘His’ & ‘Hers’ seperate basins and bathroom furniture.

- Master en-suite including corner shower and freestanding bath.

- Existing en-suite becomes family bathroom.

- Recently furnished family bathroom on Mezzanine to remain as additional family bathroom.

- Potential stairway added refecting existing dimentions as a continuation up to the loft.

Client Brief

To examine useable space in loft and determine plausibility of two additional single bedrooms (initially to be used as study).

- Possible two addional single bedrooms.

- One of potential bedrooms to be used initially as study.

- Prospective staircase to try and replicate existing.

Option A

To add 3 dormers coming out from the back and both sides of the roof to allow for continuation of staircase and suffcient space for two tight single bedrooms.

- Three dormers with large window on the rear for natural light fowing onto staircase.

- Two side dormers to have small windows in keeping with the traditional style of the house.

- Single beds to be placed under the sloping ceiling.

- Small desk to be placed by dormer windows.

- Prospective staircase to replicate existing.

- Will re uire removal of central freplace

Option B

To add dormer coming out from the back of the roof to allow for continuation of staircase.

- Additional dormer with large window for natural light.

- To include large pitched roof light seen on front of the house.

- To propose a decent sized study area with one large continuous desk along the slanted roof, having enough room for two people.

- Prospective staircase to replicate existing.

- inimal disruption to roof work keeping freplaces throughout

- To extend kitchen/ diner out to the South-East of the site.

- To add two double doors out, along with a large structural glass window from kitchen with a view out towards the feld and pool.

- Brise soleil to the South of property to be in keeping with the proposed charcoal cladding.

- To remove log burner in diner/ lounge area, and reduce the size of burner in proposed drawing room.

- To lengthen utlity, and keep covered porch and separate rear entrance for dogs, muddy shoes etc.

- To replace exitng stairs with more contemporary ‘foatng’ tmber with downlights and glass staircase, with proposed acoustc dampening tmber boards.

- Pool house to the East, with raised walkway towards the pool and views out towards the feld.

Ground Floor Plan

- To utlise space from main bathroom and bedroom wardrobe to create an en-suite, with a roof light for natural light.

- Improve view from master suite with additonal windows, overlooking the green roof of the pool house and to contnue the view onto the neighbouring feld.

- Master en-suite with ‘His’ & ‘Hers’ basins and to include wet room.

Existing Elevation
Existing Elevation
East Elevation

Wire frame sketch showing the new stair well defning the entrance with a new central stair leading up to the new bridge connecting the North and South blocks

NewMainEntrance
Proposed West levation showing the dormer for the stair well defning the entrance
Proposed East Elevation showing the dormer for the stair well and a new room over the hot tub
view between the two buildings looking at the dormer over the stairwell defning the entrance

SKETCHBOOK - Exploring a new grand stair leading up to the bridge connecting the North and South blocks

SKETCHBOOK - Exploring a new grand stair leading up to the bridge connecting the North and South blocks

Sketch massing models - linear form

Testng the form and scale of a single linear building, adjacent to the existng barn and yard,parallel to the access track.

Sketch massing models - Perpendicular form

Testng the form and scale of a connected pair of buildings, perpendicular to the existng barn, yard and access track.

This model shows the preferred opton around form and positon on site the longer linear form running parallel to the access track and facing the yard provides an opportunity for a harder defensive edge, creatng privacy and limitng light emission in the directon of the sloping away topography. A so er and more open facade is proposed on the opposing more private facade, concealed from view and overlooking the family garden and paddock beyond.

Elevatons - an early iteraton

Existng barn
Existng barn
Boyes LaneExistng track
Existng yard
Existng yard New home
New home
Existng paddock
Existng paddock
Existng paddock
Boyes Lane
Existng track (beyond) New home

Massing in context

An early view from the existng track of the proposed family home; a collecton of buildings around a yard

Proposed home

Existng barn
Existng yard
Existng track
Masonry Flint Timber
ooking at the rear of the house from the garden

Remove basement ‘coal shoot’ window

Remove planting

Renovate / remove existing handrail

New terraced planting

Paint tiled fnish to steps

New slender steel handrail (black)

New roof level skylight

EXISTING ELEVATION
PROPOSED ELEVATION
Brick
Corrugated / Timber
Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC)
Timber Shingle

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