A Paragraph 80e project is much more than an architectural statement. It is a collective solution developed by a mix of experienced planning, architectural and landscape consultants, supported further by ecological, arboriculture and heritage information.
Achieving and evidencing a significant enhancement within the landscape as part of the P80e proposals is one of the hardest challenges and easiest to overlook. Our research has taught us that failing to provide a significant landscape enhancement is one of the most common reasons for a planning refusal.
A key requirement of a P80e proposal is to demonstrate the vision is sensitive to the defining characteristics of the local area. So, what are the defining characteristics?
Selecting a site for a potential house is the key starting point when considering undertaking a Paragraph 80e project. Site selection will influence every aspect of the architectural and landscape design process but more importantly, influence the wellbeing of those lucky enough to live in the final home.
At Rural Solutions we are national experts in securing approvals for Paragraph 80e projects with 14 approved schemes to date and a further 12 under development ranging from the initial landscape assessment, to awaiting a planning decision.
The Government have announced that custom and self-build homes are a key way to help deliver the needed 300,000 homes per year.
This week the Government released the findings of an independent review into the scaling up of Self and Custom housebuilding. The review published on Saturday by Richard Bacon MP set out a host of recommendations to boost the supply of self-build homes and tackle the wider housing crisis.
Rural Solutions recently secured consent for a stunning new self-build property in a small plantation within the Norfolk countryside, following the inputs of our architecture, landscape and planning specialists.
A Paragraph 80e project is much more than an architectural statement. It is a collective solution developed by a mix of experienced planning, architectural and landscape consultants, supported further by ecological, arboriculture and heritage information.
Achieving and evidencing a significant enhancement within the landscape as part of the P80e proposals is one of the hardest challenges and easiest to overlook. Our research has taught us that failing to provide a significant landscape enhancement is one of the most common reasons for a planning refusal.
A key requirement of a P80e proposal is to demonstrate the vision is sensitive to the defining characteristics of the local area. So, what are the defining characteristics?
Selecting a site for a potential house is the key starting point when considering undertaking a Paragraph 80e project. Site selection will influence every aspect of the architectural and landscape design process but more importantly, influence the wellbeing of those lucky enough to live in the final home.
At Rural Solutions we are national experts in securing approvals for Paragraph 80e projects with 14 approved schemes to date and a further 12 under development ranging from the initial landscape assessment, to awaiting a planning decision.
The Government have announced that custom and self-build homes are a key way to help deliver the needed 300,000 homes per year.
This week the Government released the findings of an independent review into the scaling up of Self and Custom housebuilding. The review published on Saturday by Richard Bacon MP set out a host of recommendations to boost the supply of self-build homes and tackle the wider housing crisis.
Rural Solutions recently secured consent for a stunning new self-build property in a small plantation within the Norfolk countryside, following the inputs of our architecture, landscape and planning specialists.