What is a contemporary home going to look like in 2024?

Just what is a contemporary home and how are they likely to look and perform as we head into 2024?
In this webinar, Darren Bray, Studio B.A.D Architects suggests contemporary home design is not a fixed concept, but one that evolves according to trends, the way we live, the access we have to new products as well as the environment that surrounds us.
There are so many self builders out there who are making some very informed and morally significant decisions based on what they want to achieve, but also what minimal impact that want to leave on the built environment and more widely the planet. Many self builders are now choosing to buy existing houses, buildings, churches, farm building’s and structures and convert them into their ideal home.
By choosing this philosophy, self builders are delivering a more circular sustainable build and economy, rather than a linear build or economy, which aligns more with “take - make - dispose ‘ philosophy, where as a circular project, falls within the approach of ‘reduce, reuse and recycle. Hear how we can all learn from their philosophy.
Darren Bray, set up Studio B.A.D in early 2019, having been the Technical Director for the renowned PAD studio; the RIBA Award winning architectural practice based in the New Forest. As part of the founding team, Darren was integral in establishing the studio and worked across their portfolio of work, including Canoe Lake Leisure Tennis Pavilion (winner of the RIBA Award) and The Barn and Office (winner of BD Architect of the Year Small Project.)