Project..... Extension, Lincolnshire

The house, had undergone previous alterations using inappropriate materials.  The accommodation provided by the existing extensions where inadequate for a growing family. Furthermore they were poorly constructed.  The intention was to re-order the kitchen and 'family side' of  house, including the back entrance, as this was the main day-to-day entrance.  The form of the extensions was taken from the detailing of the existing Georgian building, natural stone was used for the exterior walling and dressings.  Windows were single glazed traditional sashes.  The interior of the extension was opened up with high ceilings within the new kitchen,  the existing kitchen was fitted out as a utility, coat and boot room.

Further alterations took place internally to provide a second floor bathroom and make use of the existing bedroom accommodation on the second floor.