Meadow House, a transformed Victorian villa in Tunbridge Wells, achieved a 75% reduction in energy costs and a 27% increase in footprint. The extensive remodeling addressed poor thermal performance and an outdated layout, benefiting a family of four. A new rear extension with a kitchen-diner and utility spaces was constructed using a modular system by the homeowners. A triple-height atrium connects the original structure with the new add-on, enhancing light and openness while maintaining the building's historic character through careful material integration.
The residential project delivers a 75% reduction in energy bills while expanding the home's footprint by 27%, pairing environmental performance with a tactile and deeply personal design.
Before the renovation, the house had poor thermal performance, damp, and an outdated layout, making daily life uncomfortable for the young family of four.
A new fifty square-meter rear extension houses a kitchen-diner, utility room, pantry, and side entrance, built by the clients using Studio Bark's modular U-Build system.
At the core of Meadow House, a triple-height atrium brings light and volume to the center of the plan, enhancing the connection between Victorian structure and the new addition.
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