Journal

Long House is a contemporary Suffolk self-build inspired by the traditional Suffolk Long House. Using prefabricated timber frame construction, natural cellulose insulation and Passivhaus design principles, the project demonstrates how modern methods of construction can deliver an energy-efficient, comfortable and sustainable home that respects its rural setting.

Discover how the White Spring House extension project in Cambridge secured planning permission.

Seaforth House uses contextual design in an understated way. It replaces a worn 1920s home, but keeps hold of the things that make Orford feel like Orford.

Developing in the Green Belt comes with strict planning rules, but thoughtful design, heritage sensitivity and a collaborative approach can unlock successful extensions.

Through a two-storey rear extension, internal reorganisation and a new garden outbuilding, the home was reshaped to improve light, flow and connection to the garden.