Example Planning Drawings

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Interior Perspective

New kitchen and dining space

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5.4

Interior Perspective

New bedroom 4

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PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS & INTERNAL LAYOUT

Proposed Ground Floor Plan

Proposed First Floor Plan

Layout

Layout

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The proposed rear extension extends the 20c. part out by 4m. It creates a large space which includes a kitchen with an island, dining room and a seating area with views out to the rear garden and beyond.

The 19c. part of the building has minor alterations to improve the central circulation, stair and natural daylighting.

The WC is relocated and the study is partially divided to include a new pantry off the kitchen.

The existing kitchen is proposed to be a new play room.

No alterations are proposed to the original 17c. farm house.

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The proposed extension to the 20c. addition includes a new triple aspect master bedroom.

The 19c. part of the building has minor alterations to improve the central circulation, stair and natural daylighting.

A bedroom is converted to an en-suite for the master bedroom with a new access.

A new skylight lantern is introduced in the flat roof over the proposed central stair, creating a light well to the ground floor.

The roof of the original 17c. farmhouse is to be made good.

No alterations proposed in the original 17c. farm house.

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PROPOSED ROOFLIGHT

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Proposed Section • •

A 2m x 3m rooflight is proposed in the central leaded flat roof element.

This is on a 20c. roof extension.

It is proposed to have a motorised control photocell blackout blinds It is not visible from ground level.

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The proposed rooflight will light the new central hall.

The proposed central hall required minor alterations to 19c. walls.

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VISUAL OF THE PROPOSAL IN CONTEXT

A visual of the proposal in its context. It shows how the proposed two storey gable-end echoes both the hung tiled gable-end of the 19c. porch and the gable-end to the barn which is clad in black ship-lap timber, which the charred timber references.

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