The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire

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Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Garden lake at The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Walled garden at The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Staircase and hall at The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Interior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Kitchen Interior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Exterior of The Grain Barn, Tibberton, Gloucestershire
Location: Gloucestershire
The brief: To obtain planning consent for the conversion of the former grain barn, into a private dwelling.
Key features:

A large steel framed barn in rural Gloucestershire forming part of a small complex of residential dwellings. The barn was converted under the Class Q Permitted Development classification which permits, within detailed criteria, the conversion of former agricultural buildings into (C3) private dwellings. The result is a fantastic, large family home in open countryside benefitting from far reaching views. The specification of Cedar fins externally provides interest, character and depth to the elevations and overtime will help the property subtly nestle into the landscape as the timber ages. By projecting the fins out from the building, it further provides depth which also helps to soften its appearance. A steel spine and timber staircase brings consistency to the conversion and creates a feature entrance hall.

Our role:

Architectural design, Planning consent, Technical design service and drawing package, working directly with other consultants to obtain Building Regulations approval. We also provided a full specification to take the project out to competitive tender and administered the JCT Minor Works Contract throughout the construction phase.

Timeline: Appointed Spring 2017, Prior Approval Planning Consent obtained Spring 2018, Building Regulations Approval Autumn 2018 Start on site: Summer 2019 Completion: Winter 2019