Built with CLT, this 92m2 extension to a grade II listed barn comprises a large open plan kitchen/ diner and seating area, with utility/ WC and study attached. Designed by Adam Knibb Architects, it was erected on site in five days, ready for fitting out
JAMES MORRIS
Self-builders have a history of being early adopters, looking to maximise the potential of their bespoke homes – whether it’s with renewable heating systems, smart home technology or updated building techniques. Not every new idea takes hold, but some do: underfloor heating is now a staple; closed-panel framing is burgeoning in popularity for bespoke projects; and smart home technology is changing how we interact with our living spaces.
When it comes to construction systems, there are a number of new and developing options worthy of consideration for self-building and new works such as extensions. Here, we take a look at four innovative and unusual approaches that could suit your scheme.
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