Loggias &verandas
Include a sheltered indoor/outdoor space in the structure of your self-build or extension so you can enjoy being outside whatever the weather brings
Located in West Sussex, this four-bedroom timber frame house by Scandia-Hus includes a covered veranda with a gable roof two storeys high.
This barn-style home by Oakwrights has a feature central face-glazed gable, flanked either side by verandas.
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Designed by CODA Bespoke architects, this extension features theEDGE2.0 sliding doors from IDSystems. Prices from £1,200/m2 including installation.
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The word loggia originates from the Italian for ‘lodge’ and is an architectural term used for an outdoor corridor with a roof and outer wall built into the structure of the building but open to the elements.