Studio 425 recently
prepared a virtual 3D model of a private home and garden in the
London Borough of Merton. The site, a single family home in an
affluent area near Wimbledon Park, slopes dramatically and includes a
number of terraces, embankments and retaining walls. The site
topography made it hard for the home owners to visualise how to make
best use of their available space.
Showing posts with label extensions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label extensions. Show all posts
29 September 2012
Virtual Model of a Home and Garden
Studio 425 recently
prepared a virtual 3D model of a private home and garden in the
London Borough of Merton. The site, a single family home in an
affluent area near Wimbledon Park, slopes dramatically and includes a
number of terraces, embankments and retaining walls. The site
topography made it hard for the home owners to visualise how to make
best use of their available space.12 March 2012
Extension Wins Planning Permission in Elmbridge
Studio 425 architect John Inglis recently gained planning permission for a large residential extension to a private home in Elmbridge, Surrey.
6 March 2012
Feasibility Sketch for a Residential Extension
Studio 425 is pleased to present this sketch proposal for an
extension to a suburban home in the London borough of Sutton.
If you are interested in extending your home and would like
to talk about gaining extra living space, a new open plan kitchen or adding
value with extra bedrooms please feel free to contact us.
You can email
studio425@london.com or find John Inglis on twitter as @johnsketches
20 September 2011
Outbuildings and Permitted Development Rights

Most houses in England and
Wales benefit from permitted development rights that allow homes to be extended
without applying for planning permission. Whilst loft conversions and
conservatories are the most popular forms of extension under permitted development
rights, the General Permitted Development Order 2008 or GDPO is actually most
generous where outbuildings are concerned. This article looks at how to get the
most out of permitted development rights for outbuildings, garden rooms,
summerhouses, garden sheds and home offices.26 April 2011
Extensions and House Hunting, Things to Know Before You Buy
When looking for a new home, you may want to find somewhere you can extend, either as an investment or to accommodate a growing family. But how do you know what permissions you will need or how big you can build and where?
Click and Print - House Hunting for Extendable Homes
Click and Print Guide - House Hunting for Extendable Homes
Click and print the image opposite for a handy pocket guide to house hunting for homes you can extend.
Click and print the image opposite for a handy pocket guide to house hunting for homes you can extend.
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