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Novak Hiles wins planning for low-carbon house in Barnet
The proposed new home is designed to enhance CO2 emissions reduction, surpassing Part L building regulations
Novak Hiles Architects and developer Caswell & Dainow have been granted planning permission for a new family house on a currently vacant garden site in a suburban residential location in the London Borough of Barnet.
Accessed from the rear road, the site is positioned at the end of an under-utilised rear garden to an existing property.
The project is considered an opportunity to address the need for family homes in Barnet, in line with local strategy.
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