Hus and Garden

August 2, 2022

Our newest case study, ‘Hus and Garden’ is out now!

Having lived in their cottage for nearly 50 years Eric and Gai wanted to downsize to a more manageable property but were hesitant to move away from the incredible views that their house afforded. The couple chose to split their spacious garden to create a building plot adjacent to their original home that maintained the outlook they had long enjoyed.

The pair developed a design that was orientated to optimise the views. Externally they opted for an appearance that was sympathetic to the character of the surrounding houses, with clay tiles and render cladding the outside and traditional-style details adding charm.

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