Very pleased with this project at completion. This lovely glazed garden room is an extension to a canal-side Victorian house in Oxford’s historic Jericho. The design is carefully detailed to suit the North Oxford Conservation Area. Please see the whole story here.
Willow coppice: a project about growing and making. And what we do when we’re not making houses……www.willowcoppice.co.uk
We’re just putting the finishing touches on this Music room - designed for an Oxford University Professor of Music this extension is created to house an organ console . The organ was to be custom designed and built and would be one of kind, so we knew from the outset that the Music room needed to be equally as special. Working with KD Design we created this vaulted space to enhance the acoustics, and capture light.
The second key element of the project was sustainability and use of natural materials. The music room is constructed of a Glulam timber frame with a highly glazed gable which features passive sustainable design features: Carefully designed brise-soleil made from Cedar fins allows the lower winter sun to penetrate and warm the space whilst blocking direct sunlight during the summer months. We love this space and can’t wait to share the finished photographs soon!
illustration for the new entrance area with level access created using granite setts
South face presentation
Front display showing all the new additions
Wrap around extension with feature wall projections
Tiling format; proposed arrangement with built in header vents
Full exploration of setting out
