CGI of contemporary house on river bank elevated on slender columns comprised of two storey wooden clad box, connecting corridoor and single storey surrounded by trees

Ridley House, Worcester

Reduction in carbon emissions over Part L1

4.86 tons p.a.

Energy generated on site

35.6% through LZC technologies

Predicted water cost saving over Part G p.a.*

£121

NuPlanet worked closely with John Pardey Architects to provide building compliance services for this river side house which replaced a derelict 19th century cottage. 

Due to the remote location, we implemented several renewable and low carbon systems. These included a photovoltaic array, a ground source heat pump and a battery storage system. A freshwater borehole & filtration system was installed to provide a fresh water supply to the new house. 

*Calculated using Southern Water 2024/25 water tariff.

CGI of contemporary house on river bank elevated on slender columns comprised of two storey wooden clad box, connecting corridoor and single storey surrounded by trees. The River Severn is in the forefront.
CGI of contemporary house on river bank elevated on slender columns comprised of two storey wooden clad box and single storey surrounded by trees. The River Severn is in the forefront.
CGI showing track to contemporary house with wooden fence and several mature trees. The wooden clad house is on slender columns and is comprised of a two storey box to the right and a single storey.
Images courtesy of John Pardey Architects
CGI of contemporary living space with large window overlooking river to the left. There is a grey brick wall with fire place to separate from dining room, grey sofa and low wooden coffee table.

Client

Confidential

Structural engineer