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Eleanor, Jake, New Builds
27th February 2020
ClientPrivate ClientScopeReplacement dwellingCompletionNot startedContractorTBCHayes and Partners gained planning consent for a detached replacement dwelling, in lieu of a semi-detached house and outbuildings, on a steeply sloping site in open countryside.  The house design is compact and partially underground, reducing its impact on the Green Belt. The new house, detached from its neighbours, steps down the sloping site.  The house appears single...

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Conversions, Eleanor, Jake, Projects
22nd January 2020
ClientPrivate ClientLocationGawsworthScopeBarn conversionHayes and Partners gained consent for the conversion of the whole existing agricultural building to create one large single storey dwelling under Class Q Permitted Development Rights. Hayes and Partners then obtained planning consent for the conversion of the barn to a two-storey dwelling within a reduced footprint.  The demolition of a side bay of the building allowed for...

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Conversions, Eleanor, Jake, Projects
25th January 2019
ClientPrivate ClientLocationRainow, CheshireScopeConversionCompletionTBCHayes and Partners have gained planning consent for the conversion of a modern agricultural shed into a large detached dwelling. As the existing building was much larger than the client required, we introduced an open bay, a void volume within the steel frame, to break up the mass of the building.  This in turn separated the main house volume...

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Eleanor, Jake, New Builds, Projects
10th January 2019
ClientRough Hey LtdLocationKermincham, CheshireScopeReplacement Dwelling In Lieu of Class Q ConversionCompletionDue 2019ContractorRough Hey LtdHayes and Partners secured approval for a contemporary dwelling in place of an existing shippon, one of four new dwellings at Kermincham Hall Barns. The first step involved securing a prior approval for conversion of the existing building to a dwelling. Hayes and Partners then gained planning consent...

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