camp barn farm — Roger Gransmore Architect

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

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Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Conversion Stroud Cirencester Cotswolds Architecture Listed Building Architect Conservation Area Cotswold

Camp Farm Barn, near Stroud is a Grade-II Listed historic barn. The design includes the conversion to provide two new residential properties from the Barn and adjoining stable buildings. We worked collaboratively with Stroud District Council’s Conservation Officer to sympathetically convert the buildings, retaining their unique charm while providing a comfortable and modern home. Oak frame windows and doors, together with copper detailing add natural materials to the original stone walls and tiles to create a complementary material palette. The use of natural materials means they will weather and sit harmoniously alongside one another - creating a carefully considered balance between old and new.

Insulation is provided throughout the two Barns to create a thermally efficient, sustainable and comfortable home. The design includes an interesting variety of single and double height living spaces, echoing the agricultural heritage of the Barns, while providing exciting daylight filled spaces. Copper cladding to a central courtyard garden provides a focal point within the design, offering privacy and picturesque views across the garden.