Coolington Barn
Clare Nash Architecture · United Kingdom
Projects / Built project
A two-storey rural home combines a barn-like form and local materials with close-to-Passivhaus energy performance.
The story
Clare Nash Architecture replaced a poorly performing bungalow with a two-storey family house and detached garage, shaping the openings and roof pitch around the language of a rural barn.
Local ironstone, slate and waney-edged timber help the building settle into its setting. A highly insulated envelope, MVHR, an air-source heat pump and rainwater harvesting deliver performance described by the practice as close to Passivhaus.
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