Halsbury Barton
Halsbury Barton has been submitted for planning as a new build barn to replace an existing barn on site. The project started off with a planning approval for a class Q Barn conversion obtained through Peregrine Mears Architects. KŌST were then appointed to review the design and gain planning for a new build in lieu of the class Q conversion. KŌST didn’t want to lose the charm of the existing barn and so replicated the form but enhanced elements such as the addition of the chimney and gable projections as well as developing the textures of the proposed facades.
Project Location:
Buckland Brewer, North Devon
Project Size:
167m2
Service:
Design Development to Technical Design
Completion:
On hold
The class Q fall back submission allowed the project to be enhanced not only visually but also with sustainable building technology as well as significantly improve the immediate landscape and ecology by expanding the domestic curtilage.
This has resulted in a contemporary interpretation of a typically traditional form found on our agricultural landscape, that sits comfortably within a considered and ecologically diverse context
Floor Plan
