This project involved the conversion of a modest barn into habitable accommodation, requiring a clear understanding of both planning policy and construction limitations. The challenge lay in adapting the existing structure while creating a practical and well‑proportioned internal layout.

The design focused on making efficient use of the available volume, retaining the simplicity of the original form and responding sensitively to its setting. Early planning guidance and clear drawings helped establish a viable route from concept to approval. The original timber stable structure has been left exposed, bringing warmth and natural texture to the interior and preserving the building’s rural character.