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Planning approved for ‘leaf-like’ Serpentine House
July 17, 2024 Project Milestone

Planning approved for ‘leaf-like’ Serpentine House

East Suffolk Council has granted planning permission for Serpentine House, an off-grid, rural home in Suffolk, UK, which mimics the shape and structure of a leaf.

McGregor Coxall supported Tate + Co on this exciting project, with a landscape design to transform the pastoral setting into a contemporary garden, emphasising sustainability and ecological enhancement.

Read the Architects’ Journal announcement.

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