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DOMESTIC ALTERATIONS

Round Straw bale building

Working with Anne Netherwood Chartered Architect I helped transform the layout of this house in North Wales. The existing kitchen and utility room were cramped and poorly lit.

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We dropped the cill of the kitchen window to insert French doors that flood the room with natural light and created a new run of units on the back wall of the kitchen. An unnecessary wall was removed from the utility room, creating a much more use-able space. This was the first stage of the project, which subsequently involved a garage conversion and other internal alterations.

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I enjoy  small projects where relatively inexpensive changes can make a huge difference to the quality of spaces.

Roundwood reciprocal frame roof structure

New french doors in kitchen.

View from kitchen through to utility room.

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