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House Extensions We Love

2014 “I Love Architecture” campaign brings to you a small selection of good residential architecture for house extensions.

 

House Extensions We Love

 

Extension 1

     

Extension to 1830s cottage house in London, UK by 6a Architects. [pinterest]

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Extension 2

Garden Pavillion extension to 1950′s terraced house in London by Platform 5 Architects. [pinterest]

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Extension 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Extension to brick house in north Holland by BaksvanWengerden . [pinterest]

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Extension 4

Extension to eighteenth century farmhouse building in northern Switzerland by Oppenheim Architecture + Design and Huesler Architekten. [pinterest]

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Extension 5

 

Extension to terraced house in London, UK by Bureau de Change. [pinterest]

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Extension 6

Extension to Edwardian house in Australia by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects. [pinterest]

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Extension 7

Extension to house in Dublin, Ireland by DMVF Architects. [pinterest]

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More house extensions we love here.

 

Check out Isabel Barros Architects Extensions Packages.

 

The Secret Guide to Deal with Architects – Take 5

 

We are back with our 5th secret tip about how to deal with an Architect.

If you have just landed here do not miss our previous tips:

 

5. Be Honest

Be honest with your Architect, you do not need to tell a lower budget than what you really have. Architects will make the best they can with the budget you have. If you have a realistic budget (see Take 4) and you decide to reduce this so the Architect “does not spend it all”, you are fooling yourself and this is likely to have a pretty big impact on the overall design of your project.

Take 5

 

 

Hot tip: Architects do not spend your money, you are the one spending the money for your own interest, your Architect will only guide you through the best way of spending this money. Architects are not builders and their estimates are often just that – an estimate. If you are really concerned about not overspending you should engage the services of a Quantity Surveyor as early as possible.

 

Go to Take 6 – Build Trust

 

Start from Take 1 – Stages

 

House Extension in Wexford – Drinagh – SketchUp Animation

 

This extension was mostly inspired by the existing roof and all the triangular shapes it creates.

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The existing house is a 2 storey detached house built in Wexford, Ireland in 2005.

The proposal aims to provide a bigger dining space and a living room that is connected to the kitchen while taking advantage of the solar path and the garden views.

The use of simple volumes and materials contributes to the contemporary design we want to achieve.

 

 

Our proposal blends well with the existing house while providing a modern edge. The new extension gives a new personality to this house.

 

See more animations here.

 

Do you have a similar project? Talk to us today!

 

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