Residential
Every domestic project is unique: while there are core principles and people may have similar needs, there will always be differences – perhaps in how an existing building (which is to be extended) has been constructed or the combination of functionality the inhabitants require.
Start with your reasons for wanting something new – perhaps because children are growing up and need more space, or because you need to bring an elderly or disabled person into the household.
Maybe it’s about working from home - but you don’t want it to feel like an office environment when you’re not at your desk…
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To make space for growing children
How old are they now and how will their needs change as they get older? How can you build flexibility into your ideas?
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To allow an elderly or disabled person to join the household
But how will their needs for space or aids change over time?
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To enable working from home
But do you want it to return to living space when you're not at your desk?
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To make a commercial building more viable or better suited to a new purpose
But how will you ensure the project will give return on your investment?
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