Extensions & alterations

Two storey side extension & porch · 3D visuals: 4 Meadow View, Winnersh

Winnersh, Wokingham RG41

Two storey side extension and new front porch to a detached house, presented with a full 3D model of the finished home from the street and the garden. Several design options were tested with the client before the preferred scheme was drawn up for the application, with tree protection agreed with the council's tree officer.

Location
Winnersh, Wokingham RG41
Project type
Extensions & alterations

What we prepared

  • Four design options explored
  • Front and rear 3D visuals
  • Plans, elevations and tree protection

A detached house in Winnersh

4 Meadow View in Winnersh is a detached house in a quiet close. The owners wanted a larger home but were unsure what form the extension should take, so the project started with design options rather than a single scheme.

Four options

We explored four design options for a two storey side extension and new front porch, testing different roof forms, window arrangements and setbacks. Each option was presented to the client so the trade offs between floor area, appearance and planning risk could be compared before a preferred scheme was chosen.

A 3D model of the finished home

The chosen scheme was presented with a full 3D model of the finished house from the street and from the garden, showing the brickwork, roof tiles and glazing. The visuals helped the clients make final decisions and gave the case officer a clear picture of the proposal. Several of the views appear in our 3D CGI portfolio.

Trees

Mature trees near the extension meant that tree protection had to be agreed with Wokingham Borough Council's tree officer. We coordinated the tree protection details with the plans and elevations so the scheme could proceed without harm to the trees.

Why options save time

Starting with options means design decisions are taken early and on clear information. It avoids the cost and delay of redrawing a submitted scheme, and it lets the client weigh floor area against planning risk with our advice.

The finished design

The chosen two storey side extension is set back from the front and set down from the ridge, with matching brickwork and tiles. The new porch adds a defined entrance, and at the rear glazing opens the house to the garden, as the 3D views show.

Tree protection in Wokingham

Wokingham's leafy closes often have trees protected by preservation orders or conditions. Agreeing tree protection with the tree officer during the application avoided a refusal on tree grounds and set out how the work could proceed safely.

Plans and elevations

Alongside the visuals, the application included the full set of proposed plans and elevations, so the 3D model and the technical drawings tell the same story.

Porch

The new front porch gives the house a clearer entrance and a place for coats and shoes, with a pitched roof and brickwork that match the house.

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