Part Q Barn Conversion

Location: Warwickshire

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As a practice we are thrilled to be adding this inspiring renovation project to our portfolio of works.

3D visuals of a Barn Conversion under the Part Q permitted development policy shows how utilising existing agricultural buildings and converting them into domestic dwellings is unique way of creating a bespoke structure full of charm and character. Retaining the rustic atmosphere of high ceilings, exposed beams and large open spaces.

As barn conversions offer an existing framework this allows for a more straightforward and quicker construction and renovation process. These can be impressive renovations that can also be energy-efficient homes, sustainably reusing an existing building.

On the outskirts of Warwickshire this conversion leads its self to be a bespoke and exquisite renovation and one we look forward to visiting upon completion.

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Latest Projects

Technical Design - New Build

Providing a high specification, detailed, working technical plans for a new build dwelling.

Utilising the large open plan space and with added modern flare. The technical design required the use of modern building techniques and materials.

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Large Single Storey Rear Extension

Requiring both our planning and technical drawings services we were able to create additional living space for this family home.

With a modern open plan kitchen and dinning room space

This project was a dream from start to finish.

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Bespoke Modern Extension To 1930's Art Deco Property

We provided an options service allowing for various different design ideas and alterations.

Once our client agreed on a design we were able to obtain planning permission for the modern look extension.

We are looking forward to seeing the final build over the next few months...

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Part Q Barn Conversion

Location: Warwickshire

Latest Projects

Technical Design - New Build

Large Single Storey Rear Extension

Bespoke Modern Extension To 1930's Art Deco Property

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