The White House: Sustainable Building Techniques
This project required the demolition of rather poor additions to a fine quality Georgian frontage and their replacement with a large extension.
The design of the extension is symmetrical in form and addresses the gardens and landscape to the rear of the property.
The existing house is a light brick, whilst the new extension is timber framed and timber clad. The timber cladding gives the new extension an informal feel, and has allowed us to explore a more sustainable approach to the technology.
A timber frame system developed in Sweden uses slow-growing wood without chemical adhesives and with minimum waste. Warmcell recycled paper insulation is used to create a breathable construction.
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