SHOREHAM-by-SEA

Single storey rear extension. Garden remodel.

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The clients brief required the solution to comply with Outline Planning Consent volume constraints. The initial site visit confirmed public sewer and Party Wall Act requirements.

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By infilling the sliding doors a separate sitting room is formed. A utility room is proposed within the kitchen. Removing the rear wall and part internal partition enlarged the potential of this open plan space to provide a kitchen with larder, dining area and family snug. The addition to this 3-bedroomed 1930’s semi-detached home has well-insulated brickwork walls and lean-to ‘green’ living roof that improves the site’s biodiversity while providing a sustainable surface run-off solution. Large rooflights, windows with fold away doors maximise natural daylight deep into the plan. A flush threshold safely
links inside and outside spaces.

Applications were submitted to achieve Building Control and Southern Water Approvals. A Party Wall Agreement was put in place and a CDM Checklist was issued to the builder.