Sunset Road Bungalow Conversion – Case Study

Design Brief:
The design brief for the bungalow conversion involved a complete renovation of the interior and the addition of a striking, contemporary extension with a curtain wall glass frontage. The clients wanted to create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience, with the new extension serving as a central hub for the home. The extension would house the open-plan living area, kitchen, dining area, and a home office.

Design Concept:
The design concept was to create a modern, light-filled living space that would enhance the connection between the interior and exterior. The new extension was designed to be a light, transparent box, clad in a sleek, black aluminum frame with a curtain wall glass frontage. The glass frontage would provide uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape and allow natural light to flood the interior.
The interior of the extension was designed to be an open-plan living space that would seamlessly blend the kitchen, living, and dining areas. The space would be light and airy, with a minimalist aesthetic that would emphasize the surrounding views. The interior would feature a neutral color palette, with white walls and light wood finishes.

Conclusion:
The bungalow conversion with a curtain wall glass frontage was a great success, providing the clients with a modern, light-filled living space that fulfilled their design brief. The new extension seamlessly integrates with the existing bungalow, creating a harmonious whole that maximizes the connection between the interior and exterior. The curtain wall glass frontage provides uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape, allowing natural light to flood the interior and providing a sense of openness and freedom