Clay House Exterior with a Black Roof Ideas and Designs

Extension, surélévation ossature bois sous enduit, bardage bois et zinc.

The existing house was built primarily from cob, a natural building material common in the south west of England, made from a mix of clay, sand, natural fibres and water. Renovating a cob house requires special consideration. This house had a cement render, a very hard and impermeable material that would have caused damage to the cob, the removal of this needed to be very carefully carried out, in a manner that did not create further damage. Any repairs to this cob are carried out by stitching in new cob, and a breathable, insulated lime render is then re-applied to the wall. Croft coordinated the detail and specification of this work with local specialists to ensure that the work would be carried out in the best manner.

Gable roof forms connecting upper and lower level and creating dynamic proportions for modern living

Gable roof forms connecting upper and lower level and creating dynamic proportions for modern living

Extension, surélévation ossature bois sous enduit, bardage bois et zinc.