Planning and Listed Building Consent Granted at Robin Hoods Bay
We are thrilled to announce that we have successfully obtained both planning and listed building consent for the proposed refurbishment and extension of a property in Robin Hood's Bay. This significant milestone marks the culmination of planning and extensive collaboration with the local authority and engineers, ensuring our design meets modern standards while respecting and preserving the historical integrity of the listed building.
Our proposal, developed through positive engagement was refined to align with local planning policies, includes a modest extension designed to enhance the existing structure while maintaining its historical character.
The approved plans involve utilising the existing footings of the conservatory to create a new kitchen diner. Historically, there was another building to the rear until it was demolished in the 1950s due to cliff collapse. However, in the 1960s, a new sea wall was installed and has recently undergone sea defence repairs. The conservatory, built in the 1960s/1970s, is overdue for renewal, and our proposal addresses this need while limiting the footprint.
The approved plans incorporate sympathetic materials and construction techniques that honour the original architecture, ensuring the longevity and preservation of the dwelling for future generations.
Contemporary Extension, Boston Spa
The contemporary extension in Boston Spa has recently had the interior fit out and external cladding completed with only the landscaping works to be completed.
Boston Spa Garden Room Extension
Work is nearing completion on the extension of a Georgian terrace house in Boston Spa. The new extension provides space for a kitchen and dining area and is designed to cantilever out from the rear of the building. The windows arrived on site yesterday morning an are almost in, running alongside the window fitting is the fitting of the ceramic tile finish to the exterior of the building. We cant wait to see the finished product in the new year!
