Renovation and extension · Hauts-de-France
House in Berthem, renovation and extension
Renovation and extension of a single-family house with 230 m² of living space: building permit (permis de construire) application, in two months of design studies.
01 — The brief
Renovation and extension of a single-family house. Living area: 230 m².
02 — The response
Partial service: building permit. Duration of design studies: 2 months.
03 — In short
Berthem, Hauts-de-France.
04 — Expertise
This project belongs to one field of the studio’s expertise: bioclimatic construction and extensions.
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