Demolition of a dwelling and erection of 7 apartments on a plot off North Avenue in Darley Abbey on the outskirts of Derby.  

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 The original 1930's bungalow was on an extensive corner plot and in poor state of repair. The apartment building comprises five two bed and two one bed apartments over 3 floors. The building utilises the eaves space so from the exterior appears 2.5 storeys. 

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The new building has two wings arranged at 45 degrees to one another with a central access area containing a lift and stairwell linking the two. The building is a mixture of red brick and render to complement the surrounding properties. 

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There were no traffic or access issues however a new access was constructed to improve visibility. The apartments have parking for one vehicle plus visitor and turning space. There is also a secluded communal courtyard garden. 

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