PRIMARY SCHOOL EXTENSION

Where: Marlborough, Wiltshire

This educational building extension includes the replacement of an existing temporary detached classroom building in favour of a new single-storey development. This created a classroom and meeting room, with associated W.C. facilities.

The external appearance of the extension has been carefully designed to reflect the detailing and materials of the adjacent building. Similar brickwork type, colour and details are utilised for the walls; Matching window finish, style and colour are also incorporated; A similar roof-pitch and tile for the central part of the roof, and the two areas of flat roof which form the east and west edges of the roof are covered with a ‘sedum’ grass material which will provide a heavily-insulated natural appearance and will minimise the visual impact of the new roof. Two areas of roof glazing will also bring a significant amount of natural light into the central areas of the classroom and meeting room.

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