RRA Architects was asked to assess the property with a view to residential conversion. Although the building had originally been three tiny houses, it had spent much of its life as two separate properties. Number 53 Tivoli Street was a small shop with living accommodation above and number 54 was a house. At some point […]
The result is a minimal 6,000 sq ft property which has a bridged courtyard entrance, six bedroom suites and vast gallery-style living spaces at the heart of which is a suspended wood burner and floating, glass balustrade staircase. There’s also a cinema room, a gym and a heated outdoor pool.
RRA achieved a successful planning permission for a replacement dwelling. The new proposal is a contemporary timber framed building that replaces a dilapidated bungalow. The building spans three floors, taking full advantage of views over glorious Worcestershire countryside. RRA justified an increased scale and mass due to design’s integration within the landscape and visual presentation. […]
