the plan and would be accessible from the sitting room on one side and the dinin area on the other
his new laout also meant that the dinin space and a small study nook were pushed into the new extension and towards the bac arden, where a ba window space was created for the dinin table to sit in he briefin process was challenin as it forced us to decide what we wanted in detail, sas aren oweer, we thouht wed hae to extend sinificantl into the arden to connect the house with the reener, but oader onteith saw an opportunit to reconfiure the round oor, resultin in a much smaller extension of ust suare metres his was a better use of space, saed on construction costs and preented us encroachin on the arden too much Aside from iin the famil a home that wored and owed
better, oader onteith were also chared with modernisin the home as proect architect, ain in recalls t was a s
cottae and an oriinal cottae in the true sense of the word, certainl not thermall efficient the clients reall needed a more contemporar ersion n this respect, simpl addin an extension was not oin to sole their particular problems As part of the brief, the clients wanted a new, more efficient heatin sstem but to do that we had to improe the entire propert and the fabric of the buildin, sas ain
he decision was made to install a renewable heatin sstem with an air source heat pump and underoor heatin throuhout the round oor ew insulation was fitted, and the glazing was upgraded to a standard that would work with the new heatin sstem he clients were able to obtain an interest free loan for renewable energy and that made it feasible to opt for a renewable sstem, sas ain he clients did encounter a few obections because of the conseration status but the were een to reduce their heatin bills and
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