Oakwrights
The second
and much larger dwelling on the rural Suffolk site - that I wrote about in the
January Planning Consent Case - was a far more complex design process, as this
was more personal to the clients and they wanted it positioned so that it
straddled the first drop in levels. This is often a worrying prospect to some
designers who may see it as a possible constraint but for me, it was music to
my ears and I saw it as a complete opportunity What
this request basically allowed us to investigate was a dwelling which when
viewed from the entrance driveway was a relatively simple looking and
traditional single storey design with rooms in the roof-space but could then
feature a whole floor below ground which normally would be a fully subterranean
basement, but due to the drop in levels would have an open elevation aspect to
the rear facing out to the woodland and reservoir
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