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The Architecture of Rural Living

The Architecture of Rural Living

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Dreaming of building your own home in the countryside? You’re in the right place. Follow Studio 11 Architecture, a rural architecture practice based in Lincolnshire as they share insights into modern rural design, planning ups and downs, and real-life self-build stories.The Architecture of Rural Living Art
Episodes
  • The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 11 - Choosing the Right Designer for Your Project

    The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 11 - Choosing the Right Designer for Your Project
    Oct 22 2026

    Kris and Becky explore the factors to consider and the different options available when choosing the designer for your dream home.

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    58 mins
  • The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 10 - New NPPF, New Opportunities for Land Owners

    The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 10 - New NPPF, New Opportunities for Land Owners
    Oct 8 2026

    Kris and Becky talk to Nathan Marshall, Land and Estate Agent at Ark Property Centre, Spalding about the new NPPF and what opportunities it presents for land owners in the countryside.

    After years of working together on various projects, Kris and Nathan discuss the strategies they have developed for opening up pockets of land and diversification. They also share the qualities they look for and the best ways to optimise your land.

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    41 mins
  • The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 9 - Overheating

    The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 9 - Overheating
    Sep 24 2026

    After a long, hot summer the issue of overheating in our homes is something we have all tackled. In this episode, Kris and Becky discuss why it has become such a problem in new homes and how considering overheating alongside sustainability at the design stage of your project can irradicate overheating and help your home respond to climate change for the future.
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    35 mins
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