Thursday 23rd February 2012

News

151 BUILDING CONTROL APPROVED

December, 2011

ES81 has recently received building control approval for the following the submission of plans to BBS Building Control on behalf of our clients for a new family dwelling. The internal layout has been devised to work with our clients family oriented lifestyle. Fundamentally, it allows for a more open-plan living environment in which to supervise and oversee the activities of young children. Site work to commence in March 2012

134 ON SITE PROGRESS

Large contemporary extension (1920 5-bed town house)
Thanet, Kent, UK
December, 2011

We are delighted to announce that work is well under way on this spacious and contemporary renovation/ extension set within the seaside town of Ramsgate. The project was first conceived in 2007 thought a client requirement create a new open pan kitchen and family space on the ground floor. We are excited to be following construction progress and look forward to seeing completion during February 2012.

151 PLANNING PERMISSION

New House (Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3)
Barming, Maidstone, UK
October 2011

ES81 has recently received planning approval following the submission of plans to the Local Authority on behalf of our clients for a new family dwelling. The internal layout has been devised to work with our clients family oriented lifestyle. Fundamentally, it allows for a more open-plan living environment in which to supervise and oversee the activities of young children. Indeed, it also permits more space should guests wish to stay and offers more privacy from circulation areas / common spaces associated with the requirements and needs of a young family and their guests.

Due to the topography of the site, we have embraced the ideas established in a previously approved scheme. However, some changes have been made to offer improvements to benefit overall comfort and use. The proposal is designed to achieve Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3 by introducing sustainable measures in line with government guidance.

185 PLANNING PERMISSION

Contemporary Extension in a Conservation Area
Loughton, Epping Forest, Essex, UK

August 2011ES81 has recently received planning approval following the submission of plans to the Local Authority on behalf of our Clients for an extension to an existing property within a sensitive location in a Conservation Area. The proposed extension has been designed to be subservient to the main house and to limit visual impact upon the existing street scene. The roof has been pitched to the front and to the back to further reduce unnecessary dominance to the front and side elevations. Overall, the appearance has been designed to be respectful to the visual ethos and the overall architectural composition of the existing property and its sensitive surroundings.

240 PLANNING PERMISSION

Traditional Extension in a Conservation Area
Whitstable, Kent, UK

August, 2011

ES81 has recently received planning approval following the submission of plans to the Local Authority on behalf of our Clients for a small extension to an existing property within a sensitive location in a Conservation Area. The extension has been carefully designed to be subservient to the main property and to limit visual impact upon the contextual setting. The overall appearance has been designed to be respectful to the visual ethos and the overall architectural composition of the existing property and its sensitive surroundings within a Conservation Area

151 PLANNING SUBMISSION

New House (Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3)
Barming, Maidstone, UK

June, 2011

ES81 has submitted plans to the Local Authority on behalf of our clients for a new family dwelling. The internal layout has been devised to work with our clients family oriented lifestyle. Fundamentally, it allows for a more open-plan living environment in which to supervise and oversee the activities of young children. Indeed, it also permits more space should guests wish to stay and offers more privacy from circulation areas / common spaces associated with the requirements and needs of a young family and their guests.

Due to the topography of the site, we have embraced the ideas established in a previously approved scheme. However, some changes have been made to offer improvements to benefit overall comfort and use. The proposal is designed to achieve Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3 by introducing sustainable measures in line with government guidance.

242 NEW PROJECT

Private Residence and Guesthouses
Onitsha, Nigeria

March, 2011

ES81 has recently been appointed to design a “mini contemporary African village” outside the town of Onitsha, in southern Nigeria, on family land. The existing plot will be converted into a mini village comprising one main house and 3-4 small guest houses. It is intended that the project will be designed and detailed to UK standards in collaboration with UK based consultants.

There will be a small single multi‐functional personal care / business area and there is a further requirement for outdoor showers adjacent to the guest accommodation and an outdoor kitchen and dining area adjacent. The Clients brief calls for a modern sustainable design that references traditional Nigerian architecture, design and decoration.