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Situated in suburban Driffield, the retrofit of this 1950s bungalow is a showcase in sustainable renovation.

The key drivers for this project were to restore the dwelling’s character, upgrade its environmental performance & provide much needed space and reorganisation of the plan catering for contemporary family lifestyles.

This family home had been badly extended with a number of inefficient flat roof additions, had no clear organisation or spatial planning. The original part of the home was retained & a new extension added tying disparate areas of the house together.

The new central wing provides a generous open plan kitchen, dining and living area with a double sided hearth which also serves a new separate lounge, the home is also now clearly connected with its verdant garden. This space is characterised by 2 large light shafts which bring natural light to the heart of the home.

Rosemary House

Driffield

2017 - 2020

 

 

 
An expansive roof of handmade rosemary tiles tied the new central wing into the original building fabric, whilst providing the optimal area & orientation for solar panels.
— Linda Samuel - SKA Practice Leader

♢  Thoughtful Sustainable Restoration

♢  A new heart for a changing home

♢  High quality handmade Rosemary tile roof

 
A whole house mechanical ventilation heat recovery system provides a constant supply of fresh air whilst retaining heat extracted from used air, dramatically improving the home’s thermal performance and removing the client’s heating costs.
— Stephen Samuel RIBA