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Barrow House, a partially subterranean home in the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB, blends agricultural form with innovative design. Featuring rusting steel cladding, 18m sliding doors, and wildflower roofs, it sensitively integrates with its landscape and it has won multiple architectural awards across the UK.
The Old Rectory, set on 8 secluded acres near the Lincolnshire Wolds, blends early 19th-century charm with a striking two storey modern extension. Featuring timber cladding, cantilevered glazing, and open-plan spaces, it harmonises contemporary living with nature and historic character.
Gowland House, in Kirk Ella, East Yorkshire, is a spacious, accessible, energy efficient family home built around a central courtyard with a pool. It blends into its sloped site, features open plan living, and incorporates sustainable technology and elegant contemporary design.
Chilham House, an Edwardian villa, features a minimalist two-storey extension that blends Tudor-Victorian character with modern open-plan living. Named the UK’s most amazing extension, it offers glazed walls, a pergola, and scenic garden views in a seamless indoor-outdoor design.
Ashwood is a thoughtfully designed single-storey home in the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB, blending traditional materials with contemporary form. It prioritizes sustainability, landscape integration, and rural character, creating a low-impact, comfortable, and visually harmonious village-edge dwelling.
The Kennels Farm project in Rufford transforms a disused poultry shed site into a highly sustainable, low-profile home that respects its Grade II parkland setting. Rooted in agricultural form, it features low-carbon materials, biodiversity enhancements, and Passive House principles, delivering an environmentally responsible rural dwelling with careful massing and sensitive landscaping that honors local heritage and landscape character.
The R91 Building redevelopment in Nottinghamshire proposes five dwellings arranged around a courtyard, inspired by rural farmstead typologies. The design respects local heritage, employs natural materials, enhances biodiversity, and improves access, delivering a sensitive, sustainable transformation of a former research site.
The proposal creates a discreet, single-storey home in Dunston Conservation Area, retaining a historic outbuilding. Using local materials and sustainable design, it respects adjacent listed buildings, enhances biodiversity, and aligns with community guidance, delivering a sensitive, energy-efficient dwelling within the village context.
The Holly Tree Farm redevelopment thoughtfully transforms traditional farm buildings and adds six new homes in Tithby’s Green Belt, balancing heritage, sustainability, and rural character. The scheme delivers sensitive design, biodiversity gains, and improved local amenity, securing planning approval through collaboration and context-led innovation.
This new-build rural home in Thornton Curtis blends contemporary design with traditional Lincolnshire farmstead influences. Located on a screened former nursery site, it achieves Passivhaus certification, enhances biodiversity, respects heritage surroundings, and exemplifies sustainable, low-energy rural living.
The Birchwood project replaced a dated 1990s house with a modern, sustainable home featuring efficient layout, natural light, renewable energy, and adaptable spaces. Its restrained materials and careful landscaping respect the rural setting, enhancing privacy, security, and environmental performance.
Ivy House is a single-storey, low-profile new dwelling on a sensitive greenfield site in East Riding, designed with interlocking volumes, sustainable materials, and landscape integration. Acknowledged for exceptional design quality under Paragraph 79, it emphasised environmental performance and contextual respect.
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