1920’s semi

Initial concept design proposals, now received planning approval, for reconfiguring and extending a 1920’s semi-detached house in Newport. The client wanted to remove the existing lean-to and conservatory at the rear of the house to create a larger contemporary kitchen and dining space, with seperate utility room, and bring more light and connection to the front living space by use of Crittall doors. The project also included a general refurbishment of the exterior, with replacement sash windows.

Modernist architecture modern glass box glass extension kitchen extension by Studio 8 Architecture
Modernist architecture modern glass box glass extension kitchen extension by Studio 8 Architecture
Modern architecture kitchen with exposed beams polished concrete and island pendants by Studio 8 Architecture
Modern architecture kitchen with exposed beams polished concrete crittall doors parquet flooring and island pendants by Studio 8 Architecture
Modernist architecture modern glass box glass extension kitchen extension by Studio 8 Architecture
Modernist architecture modern glass box glass extension kitchen extension by Studio 8 Architecture
Modern architecture kitchen with exposed beams polished concrete and island pendants by Studio 8 Architecture
Modern architecture kitchen with exposed beams polished concrete and island pendants by Studio 8 Architecture
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