Koru Architecture

07/03/2026

03/03/2026

Through careful feasibility and a clear planning strategy, we secured consent for a new chalet bungalow on a former back garden plot.

The aim was not simply approval, but architecture that feels proportionate and rooted in its setting. Considered roof forms and balanced elevations allow the dwelling to sit comfortably within the street while unlocking latent value from the site.

Design that adds value is not about maximising footprint. It is about balancing design quality, planning compliance and commercial viability to achieve the strongest outcome for the client.

When architecture is properly resolved, planning follows more confidently and the result enhances both the site and the wider streetscape.

If you own a large plot, corner position or deep garden, a thoughtful architectural approach can turn potential into permission and permission into real value.