The new arrangement sees the kitchen moved forward towards the external facade and is open to a new glazed extension that provides a strong connection to the garden. The darker spaces previously occupied by the kitchen now provide a utility space and a shower room. Internal wall linings were stripped back to the stonework and damp-proofing and insulation fitted throughout.
    The new addition to the ground floor garden facade has been conceived as pergola structure within which a glazed extension is placed. This open, steel-structure has a curved outer geometry, centred on the rear elevation of the house. In this way it re-inforces the formal / symmetrical character of the Georgian architecture. It is also a structure that will become part of the garden as planting colonises the frame above the covered outdoor space and will provide shading during the summer months.
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