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thin we were trin to achiee ts not a tpical extension with patio doors, a ast expanse of glazing and an invisible threshold between outside and in ee located the dinin space and the e liin spaces of the home within the arden ts a dinin, liin and contemplation space


“It was always our intention to have a built-in window seat, sas uh ow we can sit in the arden all ear round he also hae man more spaces in the downstairs of the house that the can use, both toether and independentl his has been important as the children row up, eerone needs their own space heres alwas a challene in deelopin an appropriate contemporar lanuae within


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a conseration area, att adds oweer, here  thin wee achieed a er sinificant transformation within a minimal space  we hope at least uh and aren are er much in areement with att and cite the relationships between oader onteith, as Construction and themseles as one of their hihlihts or aren and  the biest stresses were main decisions on the client supplied items and sourcin them to the builders timescales, and the air source heat pump application was a lot of wor, uh recalls here were reat relationships between our proect architect, as Construction and ourseles ien the time, wed do it aain perhaps if we win the lotter


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