In a recent Grand Designs episode, a fitness entrepreneur and gallery owner from South West London constructed a unique house tailored for their children, who suffer from severe allergies. Focusing on air quality, they used low-toxin materials and innovative ventilation systems to create a safe, clean environment. The build faced challenges due to limited access to the plot but ultimately resulted in a stunning single-storey home with tiered gardens, all while prioritizing their children's health and wellbeing, emphasizing natural elements and sustainable practices in the construction.
The couple prioritized air quality, natural materials, and low-toxin finishes, resulting in a single-storey home designed to ensure a safe environment for their children.
Construction was challenging due to narrow access, requiring the couple to negotiate access across borrowed land to facilitate the development of the 700m² basement.
The home's features included an airtight membrane and an MVHR system enhanced with filters, aimed at maintaining clean air circulation and minimizing allergens.
Built with timber and eco-friendly materials, the house reflected the couple's commitment to creating a beautiful yet health-focused living space, described as a 'garden shed'.
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