Emerging practice Feilden Fowles has won planning permission for a £600,000 L-shaped home in Llantwit Major, South Wales
The two-storey house for a paraplegic client features four bedrooms and a courtyard.
Designed to Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6, the structure occupiesa conservation area site and won support from the Design Commission for Wales.
Project data
Date: 2010 - 2013
Client: John Greig
Location: Llantwit Major, South Wales
Contract Value: £600,000
Project Lead: Edmund Fowles
Ground floor: Feilden Fowles’ L-shaped home in Llantwit Major, South Wales - click to view
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