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Greenfields, Plumpton

by Paul Reed Architects

A local rural vernacular with a modern aesthetic.

To the north side the traditional form of the barn roof is subverted and extended at points to create a dynamic individual modern angular roof form. A long narrow window band set in the roof is derived from the idea of a local traditional cherry-picking ladder.

To the south the building dramatically opens up using large triple sliding glass doors connecting the inside spaces with the amazing landscape surrounding the house and an elevated terrace. Heated by an air source heat pump and with a high level of insulation, a SuDS system and bio disc give the house great sustainability credentials.

Photos with thanks courtesy of Savills Estate Agents https://www.savills.co.uk/

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