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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Paddock House in Hampshire, England by OB Architecture

 
November 8th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: OB Architecture

Paddock House was formerly a charming New Forest house whose character had been consumed by a series of unsympathetic modern extensions. It had been left unloved for a number of years and had fallen into a rather tired state; and its poor condition was sadly highlighted by the beautiful paddock setting which surrounded the house.

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

  • Architects: OB Architecture
  • Project: Paddock House
  • Location: Hampshire, England
  • Photography: Martin Gardner
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, Artlantis
  • Structural Engineer: I.W. Price and Partners
  • Gross Internal Floor Area – Extension: 156 sq. m.
  • Total Gross Internal Floor Area: 300 sq. m.
  • Start on Site Date: January 2016
  • Completion: February 2017

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

When our clients approached us in 2014 they tasked us with sensitively extending and refurbishing the house to create a light-filled modern family home that engaged more with its wonderful setting.

We set about developing a vision that would re-instate the original character of the house whilst opening it out to the lovely views over the paddock. We started by stripping off the incongruous extensions to the front of the house and replacing them with a 2 storey glazed section set between two white rendered gables.

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

To the rear of the house we removed the heavy masonry walls overlooking the paddock and replaced them with a glazed extension open on three sides of the house to give all round views of the lovely setting. The structure of the new extension extends out beyond the glazing in the form of a pergola structure; the gesture seeks to connect the internal spaces with the terrace and the fire pit, creating a protective external space from which to enjoy the forest.

Internally the spaces were completely gutted and reorganised to create more generous open plan rooms.

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

Image Courtesy © OB Architecture

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Categories: Artlantis, Autocad, House, Residential




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