Stivichall Manor Courtyard & Land, Coventry
Project Outline
The main property on the land where total of four new dwellings were proposed is a Grade II listed building designated in 1974, where archaeological features can be found associated with its medieval origin. The Manor house itself is believed to have a core dating to the 17th century, where the main building is known to be built in the 18th century. Proposals submitted on 28th November 2023 strike to fully utilize and optimise the existing vacant, derelict, and deteriorated condition of the land that poses a negative and unsympathetic impingement upon the near setting of the listed building. Dwellings proposed are of the same design ethos, contemporary yet reflective of the host listed building to ensure the requisite legibility of phasing across the site, whilst effectively assimilate within the surrounding suburban inter-war townscape. Solar panels will also feature on the rear of each dwelling to achieve sustainability.
The main property on the land where total of four new dwellings were proposed is a Grade II listed building designated in 1974, where archaeological features can be found associated with its medieval origin. The Manor house itself is believed to have a core dating to the 17th century, where the main building is known to be built in the 18th century. Proposals submitted on 28th November 2023 strike to fully utilize and optimise the existing vacant, derelict, and deteriorated condition of the land that poses a negative and unsympathetic impingement upon the near setting of the listed building. Dwellings proposed are of the same design ethos, contemporary yet reflective of the host listed building to ensure the requisite legibility of phasing across the site, whilst effectively assimilate within the surrounding suburban inter-war townscape. Solar panels will also feature on the rear of each dwelling to achieve sustainability.