Ambitious proposal for a complete refurbishment of a lovely detached home in Rickmansworth, near London. Designed to minimise embodied carbon this proposal wraps around the existing house by retaining most of it’s original structure. By utilising key structural openings, our design creates an open plan living space without the need for extensive re-structuring.

New build in Barnet

One of the two new build houses in an unusual London lot is a backland house based on the concept of a collection of ‘sheds’ clustered together and linked by glazed walkways to make a comfortable and very private family home.

Park Penthouse

Park Penthouse sees the joining of two beautiful mansion flats in Belsize Park to make a double storey family home up in the tree tops. With a brief that focuses on making the most of the daylight and a client who loves teak and natural materials, inspiration comes from the traditional building details and mid century feels. The design places objects within the new open plan home with a new curved stair, extensive kitchen and ‘finned’ entry and living storage.

Speldhurst

One of multiple options presented during a feasibility study. The brief was for a side-return extension with and emphasis on getting daylight into every corner of the house. The proposed double height space and vertical sliding windows, combined with the internal glazing creates an intriguing unique living space.

Albertine

This sketch shows the insertion of furniture elements into the house to both separate the spaces and unify the design. Kitchen units, wardrobes, shelving and cupboards, together, form the ‘walls’ between rooms with openings and gaps providing unexpected visual links across the house. A common palette of materials and details is adjusted to each unique condition providing local interest within a visually consistent system.

Old Compton Street

This building refurbishment comprises a refurbishment of 8 flats in Soho, Central London. With tight plans, all the flat layouts work hard to cleverly and neatly accommodate comfortable living and sleeping areas.

French Place Development

This impressive residential property in Shoreditch is getting a top floor extension to house an additional residential property. Beautifully hidden behind rusty steel fins, this proposal will sit proudly next to the London Overground and be a distinct, contemporary top to this existing building.

Matilda

The double storey rear extension of this beautiful Grade II listed terrace house uses an arched ceiling to extend the infill volume between it’s two neighbouring extensions.

Tonal Terrace

This existing four storey terrace in Dalston is currently getting a colourful full internal refurbishment and rear infill extension – with a new open plan family space on the lower ground floor. With so many internal walls removed – the structural will be left exposed and highlighted with a white wash finish.

Venetian Pantry

This Stoke Newington refurbishment adds a rear and side extension to the existing Victorian terrace. Internally, a Crittal pantry room opens onto a new open plan kitchen and a bespoke dining space with exposed timber ceiling structure and framed views to the garden.

The Judd

This new project in Tottenham is currently in at planning. This one was inspired by our clients love of Donald Judd’s artwork – we love it when clients challenge us with briefs that speak beyond architecture. Expect lots of play with colour and surfaces.

Hawthorn House

This stepped double storey extension in Angel takes its inspiration from its context for its massing and layout. With corner glazing folding around the rear facade and a mixed palette of exposed bricks, plywood, navy blue and blush pink, this ground floor extension makes the most of the wide garden and new pond. 

Broadway House

This shou sugi ban clad double storey rear extension peeks out from behind the existing building onto Broadway Market. Retaining most of the layout throughout the house, the new kitchen pushes out into the sunken garden that sits below street level.

Funnel House

Nestled in a beautiful woodland setting in Bromley, our client’s brief was for a yoga and music studio connected to the existing 1960s house. Entry to the funnel studio is via a metal finned bridge, once inside a square rooflight will make a blissful shaft of light down into the zen yoga space.

Glass House

Our client’s brief to retain and brighten their existing kitchen sees a huge ‘up and over’ rooflight against the boundary wall. A ‘floating’ seat in front of the end window provides a light filled spot to sit almost in the garden.