In with the new

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BRICK EXTENSION

A sympathetic extension to a listed cottage gave Vick

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Homebuilding & Renovating Magazine

When the owners of a 1930s detached house needed more light and space, the solution was an extension with a perpendicular placement

Being brave allowed Lisa Oliver and her husband Lee to bring an old home back to life, when others might have found it daunting

When they bought a 1980s house, Eilidh and Rob called in the experts to turn it into an eco-friendly family home

THESE PROJECTS SHOW HOW EXPERIMENTAL YOU CAN BE WITH AN ADDITION EVEN IN A SMALLER PLOT – PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED

Matt Peover and Naomi Sheldon’s restored 1930s semi is the perfect home for their new family and their collection of vintage furniture

Novice self-builders, Ben and Anna Humphrey, demolished a semi-detached bungalow to make way for a contemporary detached reverse-level family home

When the owners of a 1930s detached house needed more light and space, the solution was an extension with a perpendicular placement

Being brave allowed Lisa Oliver and her husband Lee to bring an old home back to life, when others might have found it daunting

When they bought a 1980s house, Eilidh and Rob called in the experts to turn it into an eco-friendly family home

THESE PROJECTS SHOW HOW EXPERIMENTAL YOU CAN BE WITH AN ADDITION EVEN IN A SMALLER PLOT – PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED

Matt Peover and Naomi Sheldon’s restored 1930s semi is the perfect home for their new family and their collection of vintage furniture

Novice self-builders, Ben and Anna Humphrey, demolished a semi-detached bungalow to make way for a contemporary detached reverse-level family home