Overview

Norcott Lodge is a grade II listed 16th century timber framed barn. In the past the barn had been converted and various interior rooms had been added. We worked with a local heritage consultant and the conservation officer at the planning department to agree sensible interventions that would ensure the story of the original barn, its fabric and its uses, would be respected and retained with the new design proposals. Left: close up view of front elevation. Right: view of barn from south west corner.

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The barn is located near to the main house and we initially prepared a sketch master plan for the estate showing how simply alterations would improve the connection between the two buildings and the surrounding gardens and landscape.

Historic Interior

Photos of the interior. The timber frame for some of the roof and internal walls was still original and would be repaired and restored. The internal balustrading is modern and this would be removed.

Historic Interior

16th and part 18th century timber frame to be retained.

Design Sketches

Sketches exploring the proposals and examining areas to be protected and enhanced.

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Hand drawn interior view of proposed swimming pool with feature staircase and upper gallery.

Sketch layouts

Proposed ground floor sketch plan showing the alterations and new works.

Sketch layouts

Proposed first floor sketch plan.

Planning Drawings

Left: proposed front elevation with feature staircase visible through new glazed curtain wall. Right: proposed side elevation with new glazed doors to swimming pool.

Planning Drawings

Proposed ground floor plan

Planning Drawings

Proposed first floor plan