Norfolk Road
Brighton
Private Residential | Roof Terrace & Extension
Roof terrace and first floor rear extension.
Shape Architecture continues to obtain planning permission for extensive roof terraces. Here in a prominent conservation area and adjacent to a listed building, we have successfully completed a roof terrace accessed by a glazed box and in addition two large first floor rear extensions. With only a small existing garden, the addition of an accessible roof terrace with wide ranging views transforms the property. A full width upper level rear extension adds an en-suite and walk-in-wardrobe to each of the two rear bedrooms.
Our Client at Norfolk Road writes:
Simply blown away by our planning permission being granted for a roof terrace. Especially since we were told by residents on our street that it was impossible to achieve this. Thank you to the stellar team for such a smooth and efficient process. We cannot wait for the next phases now.
3D Animations
Existing Roof Terrace
Summary
Brighton Roof Terrace
The success of this project is wide ranging. In the first instance the creation of a large roof terrace to a property in a conservation area is an achievement. Accompanied by a full width upper level rear extension adding en suite and walk in wardrobes to two existing bedrooms is transformative.
Guide to Roof Terrace Design in Brighton
Shape Architecture has a well-earned reputation spanning some 18 years in the design of roof terraces throughout Brighton and London. Of a wide range of type and size, including roof terraces to Listed Buildings and in Conservation Areas. We find the approach to the planning process is key. This is typically via the Pre-App process with the local planning authority whereby we can ‘test the water’ with several design options and receive valuable feedback prior to the application proper being made
Examples of Roof Terrace Projects
Our portfolio of roof terrace projects includes roof terraces to listed buildings, in conservation areas, to mews properties, to flats, to large apartment blocks and terraced houses.
