This new build house was completed in accordance with a specific design within a Conservation Area. We were involved in the design process and the full build program including the demolition of an existing house on the site.
The house is timber frame on a concrete foundation with masonry and a suspended concrete floor. The timber frame incorporates major beams in both glulam and steel to enable the open plan interior and varied roof lines to be constructed.
The build included the installation of a fire sprinkler to remove the need for an enclosed stairwell. Other parts of the build included integrated sound systems and data cabling throughout.
The external treatment was brought in to enable the property to blend into the surrounding woodland. Bespoke profiled cedar cladding, aluminium windows and doors and zinc rainwater goods.
This build received two awards in the Residential category for Build and Design from The Norwich Society and Broadland District Council.
Website: Broadland District Council
The property was completed in accordance with the NHBC requirements and was built with a 10 year warranty.
Suspended concrete from compete ready for the timber frame to be erected.
Timber frame, glulam beams, engineered floor joists and scaffold all set up ready for construction.
Timber frame house being constructed using the latest technology in timber engineering.
In this photo you can see the timber frame and steel beams.
This photo shows the timber frame, single ply membrance roof finishes and preparation complete ready for cladding and windows.
Internal floor ready for underfloor heating.
Timber frame, alumnium windows and doors, zinc rainwater goods and cedar cladding. This property is completely bespoke in every way and was finished to specific detail.
This photo shows the attention to detail and mix of materials.
Powder coated aluminium windows, doors and fascias are installed together with Zinc rainwater fitting and cedar cladding.