How wide and deep is the garden? And how wide is the walkway?

sianmurray

8 years ago

I have a Victorian terrace and wondered about minimum spaces to make this work? Thanks

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Morgan Harris Architects Ltd
8 years ago
Hi Sian, not by my computer at the moment, but garden about 4-5m wide (inc walkway) x 20m+ long. Walkway about 1.2m wide. Ask your architect about all: this is a bespoke design for an exact context, you can't just apply this without careful consideration (and thought out design). You will also need planning permission. Hope this helps, Guy
sianmurray
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8 years ago
Thank you. I have a feeling my garden is too narrow but I do think it is an inspired extension that could avoid a basement dig out! Thanks Sian
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