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Photo: Doon Williams
light or responding sensitively to the surrounding landscape. Projects typically incorporate high
levels of insulation and airtightness, together with technologies such as photovoltaic panels, heat pumps and underfloor heating. The practice also works with clients to reduce whole-life carbon emissions, improve buildability and make careful choices about materials and energy consumption, informed by standards including the RIBA’s Net Zero Carbon Building Standard.
One of the most significant recent
trends has been the creative reuse, adaptation and extension of existing buildings. Rather than starting afresh, an older property can often be radically
reimagined to meet the needs of modern living. In some cases, the transformation is so extensive that the original building becomes almost unrecognisable. This approach demands creativity and close collaboration between architect, client and contractor. It can also reduce construction waste and embodied carbon while improving the quality, comfort and energy efficiency of the existing housing stock. The practice’s work in and around
Dartmouth has received national and regional recognition. Its accolades include the 2023 LABC Grand Finals award for Best Individual New Home and a Gold Award for Best Commercial Development for its work with Premier
Marinas at Noss-on-Dart in the 2024 Building Excellence Awards. Harrison Sutton has also designed a number of exceptional private waterfront homes in the area. As flexible and home-based working
become more established, the appeal of living and working in the West Country continues to grow. A beautifully designed, energy-efficient home overlooking the water - or enjoying an outstanding countryside setting - offers a quality of life that is difficult to match.
To discuss a potential project, contact HSP on 01803 865084. Harrison Sutton Partnership Little Priory Court, Fore Street, Totnes TQ9 5NJ •
harrisonsutton.com
Noss on Dart Marina: Picture credit : Premier Marinas
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