Forming the new structure
The new extension begins to take shape alongside the existing property, establishing the walls and openings before the external envelope is completed.
A carefully built playroom extension combining a timber structure, contemporary glazing and warm red cedar cladding.
This project created additional family space alongside the existing property. The build was developed through a timber-based structure, weather-protected envelope, glazing and carefully detailed vertical cedar cladding.
The photographs below show the genuine build progression. No night-time photograph is included.
The finished result comes last. These photographs show the work that went into getting there.
The new extension begins to take shape alongside the existing property, establishing the walls and openings before the external envelope is completed.
Breather membrane and window openings prepare the timber structure for the external cladding system.
A regular timber batten system creates the fixing zone and ventilation space behind the finished cedar.
The vertical red cedar starts to transform the extension, with careful detailing around the large glazed opening.
The cladding continues around the structure, maintaining consistent lines and clean junctions at windows, corners and roof edges.
With the main cedar elevations complete, the character of the finished extension is clearly established.
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