Another Planning Permission!

We are very pleased to have received planning permission for this exciting new project in North Oxfordshire. Tucked in to the hillside this family home will incorporate all the features you would expect from a Charlie Luxton Design!

172_Entrance SML

172_Elevations 1 172_GF Plan

Highly insulated, triple glazed and low energy, the main elevation is a contemporary reference to the Victorian viaduct piers across the valley. It’s subtle location and contemporary design mean there is minimal impact on the surrounding conservation area.

172_Roof Plan

172_Section B-B

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