Bungalow

Large numbers of bungalows built in the 1970s and 1980s sit within generous plots in great locations. They offer excellent opportunities for dramatic transformation but the original structures can be poor quality, badly insulated and require significant renovation to bring them up to standard and make them suitable for modern family living.

At Howie Architects we are regularly commissioned to look at converting bungalows with extensions to the rear, side, front and very often upwards to create a first floor level for added bedroom space and bath or shower room.

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Transforming a bungalow in Norwich

Transforming a bungalow in Norwich

We are seeing more and more of these interesting projects, where homeowners are seeking to transform bungalows dating from the 1970s and 1980s. The beauty of working with these homes is that there can...

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Bungalow extension in Wymondham

Bungalow extension in Wymondham

The challenge with Woodland Lodge was to turn a 1970s’ bungalow into a modern, barn-style home, with wheelchair access. The property had a generous footprint but the layout was badly organised and...

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Taverham bungalow

Taverham bungalow

This was a fascinating project to be involved with as it required a radical approach both inside and out. The single-storey property was located in Taverham, on the outskirts of Norwich, and sat in a large...

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Bungalow extension in Norwich

Bungalow extension in Norwich

Situated in a desirable area of Norwich, this single-storey home dates back to the 1970s and is one of several on the road built by the same developer. As this corner of the Golden Triangle is much sought-after,...

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Single storey kitchen extension in Norwich

Single storey kitchen extension in Norwich

This extension to a detached home in Norwich is a good illustration of what can be achieved at a budget of around £50,000. The clients came to me explaining they wanted to enlarge the kitchen of...

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