We are pleased to share that planning permission has been approved for our single storey extension in Calverley, set within the green belt. The proposal introduces a new dining and living space that naturally extends the existing home — strengthening its connection to the surrounding garden and landscape.
The design carefully balances contemporary detailing with local vernacular. A coursed dry stone plinth anchors the building at ground level, with vertical cedar cladding above and a standing seam zinc roof folding over the form. A sedum roof layer will help the extension sit sensitively within its setting while enhancing biodiversity.
The distinctive roof profile and refined material palette create a considered, understated addition that respects nearby agricultural buildings while clearly expressing its own identity. It is rewarding to see this project progress to the next stage.
Interested in extending or transforming your home within a sensitive planning context? We would be happy to discuss how we can help with your project.
