The Architecture of Rural Living

The Architecture of Rural Living

Arts EN ↓ 4 episodes

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.

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Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 3 - Sustainability 02.07.2026

In this week’s episode, we explore the different strands of sustainability to consider when building a rural home and how they can improve your project’s long-term performance. We also discuss how thoughtful eco-conscious design and sustainable measures could strengthen your case for planning permission.

The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 2 Paragraph 84e 18.06.2026

Exploring Paragraph 84e in detail and the opportunities it offers for building in the open countryside.

The Architecture of Rural Living Episode 1 Planning Permission 04.06.2026

Welcome to the first ever episode of The Architecture of Rural Living. In this episode we explore the different routes to gaining planning permission in the countryside

The Architecture of Rural Living Trailer 21.05.2026

The show about what it really takes to build a home in the countryside. From self-builds to conversions, planning to design, if you're dreaming of a rural home, The Architecture of Rural Living is for you.

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