Planning consent has been secured for the proposed Penzance Heliport designed by Llewellyn Harker Lowe Architects. Planning committee members unanimously approved the scheme, which will provide a direct link from the Isles of Scilly to the mainland. Read the BBC news article here.
After almost a year of planning negotiations Llewellyn Harker Lowe have secured consent for a new 4 bedroom live/work dwelling in Wiltshire. The dwelling is designed as two visually distinct buildings linked by a single storey lean-to. This helps to reduce the visual scale of the architecture, and provides physical separation of the domestic and professional activities that will occur within.
Work has commenced on site at Rushall Organics Hilltop Events Barn. The converted barn has capacity for 150 guests and includes a mezzanine level club room. The building operates entirely off-grid, boasting a super-insulated fabric heated by a biomass boiler, and a 24kW photovoltaic array and battery store capable of providing 2-days electricity. For more information see the Rushall Organics news feed.
Llewellyn Harker Lowe presented proposals for the former Crown Pub to the residents of Marshfield. The scheme has been developed for the Elmhurst Foundation a charitable trust set up to create apprenticeships, facilitate health and wellbeing, and support the community. The presentation is available to view online here.