The extension includes a large bedroom with fully accessible en-suite facilities on the first floor, accessed via a through-floor lift. To minimise overlooking, the eaves were lowered, and a floor-level bedroom window was installed to provide wheelchair height views into the garden. Rooflights in the bedroom and en-suite provide unobstructed skyward views. The extension was designed to be sympathetic and contextually appropriate. Well-insulated brickwork walls and a tiled roof were used to match the existing finishes and roofscape. Existing solar panels were re-positioned on the new roof. Extensive earthworks and engineered retaining boundary structures were used to redefine the garden to maximise level areas. Project Delivery and Resounding Success Costing exercises commenced when applications were submitted to achieve Planning and Building Regulation Approvals. At risk, these applications ran in tandem to shorten the project timeline. A CDM Checklist was issued to the builder to ensure health and safety. This project was a huge success, going beyond the client's initial brief and requirements. The quality of life for all family members was improved beyond their dreams, creating a wonderful space that they cherish. The clients invested significant hard work and love into making this house a true home.