We are engaging with the community this week on an exciting sustainable housing project we have developed with DCH Consulting Ltd and Newell Edwards transport consultants.
The proposals for the infill site at the centre of Hatfield Woodhouse would deliver over 100 affordable houses and a new convenience store - providing key amenities the village is in need of and enhancing the offer for residents.
This short video explains some of the benefits of the design; introducing more public green open space, a continued building line with tree lined frontage and a new shop next to the school at the heart of the village - creating a safer and better connected local community.
Sunday Times Feature
We recently heard from The Times’ PR Executive that they have featured an NCA project in their property supplement, Bricks & Mortar. The project is our contemporary kitchen extension built by Yourhome Construction Ltd with glazing by Apropos, in High Ackworth, Pontefract. Interesting article about the benefits of extending, with advice on permitted development;
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/house-extensions-how-to-add-space-without-the-hassle-tsqxqckvt
Cantley Community Library
This is our vision for a re-imagined Cantley Community Library. We have been working with the amazing volunteers at the centre to develop proposals to attract funding, after a successful lottery grant for community training programmes in the building. The design takes it's cue from the wooded backdrop, with an exposed timber frame and contemporary joinery featuring suspended shelving. Externally the cedar shingles and modern lighting scheme will create a warm and inviting landmark - a beacon for good in the community.
White Oak Studio
Our Architect's Studio is nearing completion and we will soon be able to share the finished results with everyone. The strong lines of white oak cladding and corten planters create a dramatic scene in the garden, cutting through the snow with ease. Next week our carpenter joiner is fitting the birch ply bookcase and storage units with integrated intelligent lighting. The natural wood and glass material palate will compliment the polished concrete heated floors - ideal for this beautiful but brisk weather!
Danish PassivHaus
Concept design stage complete for this Danish Passivhaus in Belton, featuring an oak clad contemporary dormer cutting through a zinc roof with extended eaves. The structure utilises a glulam timber portal frame and the home has a heat recovery system ensuring very low running costs and an efficient energy footprint