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Our sustainable extension and renovation project at Lantern Terrace in Driffield, East Yorkshire is continuing to progress with new steelwork, delicate brickwork walls and roof finishes coming together with the bi-folding doors expected next week.
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Chilterns Oak House, an off-grid passive eco-home.
The dream of a home with no running costs, no energy from the grid but instead generating energy profit may seem to of reach to most, but at Samuel Kendall Associates this is a dream we have realised many times through careful passive solar design, innovative renewable energy systems and a holistic understanding of what makes sustainable architecture.
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After receiving planning & building regulations approval our Lantern Terrace project is to set to begin construction.
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A carefully restored & extended sustainable cottage with a unique solar atrium at the heart of its design.
A contemporary transformation to an existing farmers cottage, maximising natural ventilation and solar gain.
A family home capturing the evening sun and dramatic views over Hornsea Mere.
An extension maximising solar gain & stack ventilation for healthy, sustainable family living.
A sustainable upgrade for a suburban family home, maximising thermal performance & low carbon timber construction.
A thoughtful restoration & extension project, retaining and integrating old and new.
Our most common architectural project begins with an existing home that cannot meet the spatial, environmental or performative needs of the modern family.
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A carbon positive barn conversion, insulated by hempcrete harvested from the surrounding fields.
A dramatically transformative barn conversion, featuring recycled newspaper insulation.
A family home built from materials and elements harvested from the surrounding area.
A courtyard barn conversion, retaining existing timber structures & minimizing new materials.
The 21st century presents us with the fact that the building industry is responsible for 39% of global carbon dioxide emissions. An immediate sustainable solution is to stop building new buildings with virgin materials & instead focus on restoring, upgrading & reclaiming the existing buildings and materials we already have.
At Samuel Kendall we have spent over two decades practising a pragmatic approach to eco-friendly building, lowering both the environmental and financial cost of architecture. We believe through following these ideas architecture can play its part in creating a sustainable future.
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Our sustainable renovation of Rosemary House is drawing to a close after 3 years of work to deliver a family home restored and up to the demands of modern sustainable living.
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