Clear thinking for building well.

A Hoose is a regenerative home delivered through an end to end approach, from land to living. Unlike a typical self build where you coordinate multiple parties and make hundreds of decisions alone, Hoose guides the full journey with a clear process, trusted partners, and transparent decision making. The difference is not just the home you end up with, but how supported and confident you feel along the way.

If you already have land, we can assess suitability early, looking at access, services, planning context, ground conditions, orientation, and opportunities for a great home and landscape. If you do not have land yet, we can support land search and evaluation, helping you avoid common risks and focus on plots that can realistically deliver the home and lifestyle you want.

Yes. The principles stay consistent, healthy indoor environments, low energy demand, thoughtful materials, and a strong connection to nature. In rural sites this often means responding to landscape and climate. In urban sites it may mean privacy, acoustics, daylight strategy, and smart use of space. We tailor the approach to the setting rather than forcing a one size solution.

Hooses are designed for people who want a home that feels calm, healthy, and future ready. That includes families who want comfort and low running costs, downsizers who want simplicity and quality, and retirees who want reliability, peace of mind, and a home that is easy to live in over time.

Yes. We design with long term flexibility in mind. That can include step free access, adaptable room use, future proofed structural zones for later changes, and layouts that support different stages of life. We aim to reduce the chance you outgrow the home or need major disruption to adapt it later.

Hoose sits in between. We start from proven principles and repeatable systems so performance and quality are reliable. Within that, we design around your plot, priorities, and budget so the final home feels personal rather than standard.

You can shape the layout, the feel, the finishes, and the features that matter to you. We will guide you on what is worth investing in for long term comfort and running costs, and where simplicity often delivers the best outcomes.

Yes. Many plots have constraints, slope, access, planning sensitivity, views, wind exposure, neighbouring properties, or services. We design in response to those realities, and we are honest early if a site is likely to create disproportionate cost or risk.

Yes, where planning and site constraints allow. We can design for future extension zones, loft conversion readiness, or flexible internal layouts. The goal is to make future change possible without undermining performance or comfort.

Hooses can be configured across a range of sizes and layouts, from compact homes to larger family houses. The right size is guided by your land, budget, lifestyle, and how you want the home to work day to day. We explore this early so you are not over building or under sizing.

Regenerative means the home is designed to give back more than it takes. In practice that looks like lower carbon materials, very low energy demand, healthier indoor spaces, careful water and landscape thinking, and a supply chain approach that aims for circularity. It also means making choices that strengthen long term resilience for people and place.

We prioritise biogenic materials that store carbon for the life of the building, alongside low embodied carbon systems and efficient design that reduces operational emissions. Environmentally positive also includes how the home supports the site and local ecosystem through landscape strategy, water management, and biodiversity support.

We look at the whole site, not just the building footprint. That can include habitat creation, native planting, soil and water protection, and designs that reduce hard landscaping where possible. We also consider lighting, boundary treatments, and drainage strategies that affect local wildlife and ecology.

We look at the whole site, not just the building footprint. That can include habitat creation, native planting, soil and water protection, and designs that reduce hard landscaping where possible. We also consider lighting, boundary treatments, and drainage strategies that affect local wildlife and ecology.

We design for durability, repairability, and climate resilience. That includes robust detailing, moisture safe assemblies, overheating risk management, and low reliance on complex systems. The aim is a home that stays comfortable and efficient as weather patterns change.

Hooses are designed to reduce energy demand significantly compared to standard construction, using fabric first principles and efficient systems. Running costs depend on size, occupancy, location, and energy tariffs, so we discuss realistic expectations based on your project rather than offering generic figures.

Yes. Comfort comes from a stable internal temperature, good solar control, airtightness, insulation, and ventilation design. The result is a home that feels warm in winter, avoids summer overheating, and remains steady rather than spiky.

Indoor air quality is managed through careful ventilation design, moisture control, and material choices that avoid unnecessary toxins and off gassing. We focus on fresh air, humidity balance, and systems that are easy to understand and maintain.

Yes. Good acoustic comfort is part of the overall wellbeing approach. We consider insulation, airtightness, glazing, layout zoning, and material choices to reduce noise and create a calmer indoor environment.

Hooses are designed to support healthier living through air quality, stable temperatures, good daylight, and safe material choices. We also design with practical everyday life in mind, including storage, durability, and layouts that reduce stress and support independence

Technology is chosen to support comfort and efficiency without adding unnecessary complexity. Typical inclusions are efficient heating and hot water systems, high performance ventilation, and smart monitoring where it genuinely adds value. What is standard will be confirmed in your proposal so it is always clear.