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Vita Architecture-Our Manor Road project is featured in Build It Magazine!

Posted by Vita Architecture Ltd on 1st November 2019 -

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Manor Road Project

This was a retirement gift from a loving husband to his wife. Based in Reigate, Surrey the couple asked for a place for them to enjoy their garden whilst they sip their tea and watch the world go by. Initially thoughts of a traditional extension with pitched roofs and bi-fold doors were suggested by the client, but after several design discussions we were able to develop a proposal that gave them a balcony space instead of a pitched roof which doubled their area and gave them the prime views across the garden to enjoy their tea from.

Downstairs, the idea of bi-fold doors soon disappeared and were replaced with a fully glazed sliding door system with an opening corner. Careful detailing and specifications ensured that a glazed system with only 18mm frames allowed maximum amounts of daylight to flood the interiors. The result is a glass and aluminium clad extension with an opening corner which blends the interior into the exterior giving them the space to truly enjoy their garden from.

 


Ben Lee

Vita Architecture is a design practice based in Surrey and London. We focus on well crafted and considered design, aiming to deliver projects that exceed the expectations of our clients.

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