Grand Designs, Hull
Reservoir Conversion
Sense of Space assisted Richard Bennett and Felicia Bohm to transform a disused reservoir near Hull into a family home. Their journey has been featured on Grand Designs and first aired on 28th September 2019
RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS
Luxury House Remodel
North Leeds for private client
Construction work is now complete on a remodelling of a 6,500ft2 house in North Leeds. Extensive alterations have taken place, achieving an exceptionally high level of luxury.
"I have engaged Sense of Space to create a new, highly bespoke, modern residential property. Richard Addenbrook employs a small team of energetic and talented, young architects with whom he works in a very effective collaborative style. They have demonstrated the ability to listen and interpret, applying a combination of imagination, professional skill, attention to detail and sound practical sense which includes dealing with planners and builders. I trust them and have real peace of mind. Brilliant."
Mr A Fisher
Bespoke Dwelling
Menston for private client
Work has completed on this low energy replacement dwelling in Menston near Ilkley. The design represents a further move towards Passichaus principles, focusing on orientation, passive solar gain and high levels of thermal insulation.
Luxury eco-friendly dwelling
Harrogate for private client
This 9,000 square foot house was a finalist in the 2013 Northern Design Awards. The work included a six metre deep excavation to create a sunken garden, indoor swimming pool and cinema room below ground. This challenging project was designed to Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes.
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Refurbishment of Manor House
Scarcroft, Leeds
Complete conversion and refurbishment of a Grade II listed large late Georgian Villa, formerly used as offices, into a single dwelling with integral garaging and swimming pool
"We approached Richard as part of a three way pitch for a substantial house re-design. His ideas not only won the pitch, they gave the house the luxury feel and 'sense of space' that had always been missing."
Andy McDermott
Refurbishment of large Victorian house
Ilkley for private client
A full refurbishment of a large Victorian villa including a conversion of the existing basement, new garage and extensive external landscaping at the rear. Internally, full alterations were carried out across four floors of accommodation, some of which required significant structural alterations in order to allow the internal spaces to flow.
Arts and Crafts luxury family home
Ilkley for private client
New arts and crafts style luxury family home overlooking the wharfe valley. Designed to sit into the landscape and utilise the roofspace minimising the overall massing of the property.
New eco-friendly dwelling
green belt, Ilkley
This challenging project comprised the demolition of an existing dwelling & lodge within the green belt to be replaced by a unique, low-carbon house of approximately 450sqm in floor area, being the first significant Code 5 dwelling for a private client. The Code for Sustainable Homes required an integrated approach to achieve a high level of sustainability.
"With a listed property that dated back to the 1400’s it was essential that our extension/modernisation was in keeping and yet we wanted to have all the benefits of modern living such as technology and open spaces. SoS achieved this mix in the design and also managed a difficult build process, as with any old property there were many unexpected issues to deal with along the way."
Mark Woodward
House Remodelling
North Leeds for private client
Construction work has completed on this full remodelling of a family home, located within Green Belt and a Conservation Area.
The proposals seek to achieve a balance between contemporary living and a respect for the sensitive nature of the existing building and its grounds.
Contemporary extension
Conservation area, Ilkley
This project comprising alterations to a semi-detached Edwardian House includes interior ground floor remodeling plus a single storey extension to the rear.
New family home
Conservation area, Ilkley
This new dwelling is on a controversial site within the mature wooded area of Ben Rhydding. Varying levels have been incorporated in to the design which utilises the roof space as accommodation in order to achieve the lowest possible eaves height and keep the house subservient to adjacent properties.
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