Jackson-Crane Editions
Architect-designed houses. Planning-ready.
A curated collection of planning-ready house designs for people who value contemporary architecture but don’t want to start from a blank page.
Each Edition is a carefully resolved architectural idea — designed to be adaptable to different sites while retaining clarity of form, proportion, and intent.
What’s included
Dimensioned plans • Dimensioned elevations • Key sections • CGI visualisations • Design narrative
What it isn’t
Generic house plans • Construction or Building Regulations drawings
Who it’s for
Clients seeking a calm, confident architectural starting point for planning - particularly in countryside, edge-of-village, and sensitive settings.
A considered collection
Editions are intentionally limited. Each design reflects the values and approach of Jackson-Crane Architecture.
Explore the Editions
A small, considered collection of planning-ready house designs, each developed as a clear architectural idea and designed to be adaptable to a range of sites and contexts.
A contemporary linear house inspired by the clarity and restraint of traditional agricultural buildings, reinterpreted for modern family life.
The Long Barn is organised as a simple, elongated form that allows spaces to unfold sequentially along the length of the plan. Living areas are oriented towards views and landscape, while more private rooms are carefully arranged to provide separation, calm, and flexibility.
The architecture is intentionally restrained. A clear roof form, simple massing, and a limited material palette give the house a quiet, confident presence — well suited to countryside and edge-of-village settings where planning sensitivity is critical.
Designed to be adaptable rather than site-specific, The Long Barn works across a range of plot types, from open rural sites to more contained replacement dwellings, offering a strong architectural starting point for the planning process.
A contemporary linear house inspired by the clarity and restraint of traditional agricultural buildings, reinterpreted for modern family life.
The Long Barn is organised as a simple, elongated form that allows spaces to unfold sequentially along the length of the plan. Living areas are oriented towards views and landscape, while more private rooms are carefully arranged to provide separation, calm, and flexibility.
The architecture is intentionally restrained. A clear roof form, simple massing, and a limited material palette give the house a quiet, confident presence — well suited to countryside and edge-of-village settings where planning sensitivity is critical.
Designed to be adaptable rather than site-specific, The Long Barn works across a range of plot types, from open rural sites to more contained replacement dwellings, offering a strong architectural starting point for the planning process.