Inspired by the client’s drive to retain a much-loved Wisteria climber, this rear extension is essentially a trellis with windows. The glassy cladding, developed by Project Architect Dan Naylor, reflects the garden, whilst the lower ground floor layout negotiates a key split-level arrangement to provide adjacent separable spaces for play and family life.
The full refurbishment and sustainable upgrade of this listed Hall House in Lincolnshire reaches completion next month. Our work, in collaboration with interior designer Amanda Meade, has thoroughly reimagined this historic home for the next generation of custodians. Just being unveiled from behind the scaffolding is a garden room that replaced an inappropriate 1990s conservatory.
The onset of Spring has rapidly brought the meadow garden to life at this recently completed South-west London project. The semi-detached house in the Putney Conservation Area has been de-converted from 7 bedsits back into a single home, accommodating a growing family. Distinctive copper cowls frame the south-facing windows to provide important solar shading, avoiding the need to consider air conditioning.
We’re adding this elegant timber extension to a classic London Victorian terrace house. The design, developed by Project Architect Chloe Allen, is playful, yet mature and the new spaces provide the much needed extra space and the transformed connection to the garden. The project is now well advanced on site, so expect site progress photos from Chloe soon!
Drawing inspiration from the local chain of Martello Towers, Xebec House features its own look-out tower giving our clients unparalleled views of the south coast (watch out for more images). Senior Architect, Emma Kingman led a deep retrofit of the original structure, resolving issues of form, layout, thermal performance and robustness in the marine environment, giving our clients a luxurious and lasting base for their active outdoor lives.
A decade after completion of one of the Studio’s first projects - The Fair- way - we were invited back by its new owner to extend and refurbish the house in the spirit of our previous work. Through careful design within the original concept, we have extended without undue visible change to the distinctive frontage. Nearing completion, the whole property has undergone refurbishment, including a comprehensive interior fit out.
Following successfully working on their London home, we’ve just been appointed by recent past clients to refurbish and extend this holiday home in the Witterings. The house has been a cherished part of the family for over twenty years already, so we’re honoured to be asked to redesign this special place. Changes will include decarbonising the energy systems and carefully adding additional space for the adult family.
A fine, arched red brick extension to this Dulwich Village home is progressing to completion as part of a full-house refurbishment in collaboration with interior designer Clare, which includes the creation of a basement cinema room as part of a highly personalised and crafted set of interiors.
Construction has rapidly progressed on this timber framed, system built replacement dwelling in the Witterings on the south coast. The new home provides enlarged, modern accommodation for our clients who came from the area and, now retired, have returned to walk and sail the coastline. Designed to Passivhaus principles, the dwelling will be super insulated and use minimal energy for heating.
Work has reached completion on our 'Desert Modern' (a period of mid-Century West Coast US architecture focussed on Palm Springs) inspired addition to a 1970s house in Knutsford, Cheshire. Our clients were excited to see the finishing touch of the recessed LED lighting to the oak clad canopy lit up ahead of their bonfire night garden celebrations.
Inspired by the client’s drive to retain a much-loved Wisteria climber, this rear extension is essentially a trellis with windows. The glassy cladding, developed by Project Architect Dan Naylor, reflects the garden, whilst the lower ground floor layout negotiates a key split-level arrangement to provide adjacent separable spaces for play and family life.
The full refurbishment and sustainable upgrade of this listed Hall House in Lincolnshire reaches completion next month. Our work, in collaboration with interior designer Amanda Meade, has thoroughly reimagined this historic home for the next generation of custodians. Just being unveiled from behind the scaffolding is a garden room that replaced an inappropriate 1990s conservatory.
The onset of Spring has rapidly brought the meadow garden to life at this recently completed South-west London project. The semi-detached house in the Putney Conservation Area has been de-converted from 7 bedsits back into a single home, accommodating a growing family. Distinctive copper cowls frame the south-facing windows to provide important solar shading, avoiding the need to consider air conditioning.
We’re adding this elegant timber extension to a classic London Victorian terrace house. The design, developed by Project Architect Chloe Allen, is playful, yet mature and the new spaces provide the much needed extra space and the transformed connection to the garden. The project is now well advanced on site, so expect site progress photos from Chloe soon!
Drawing inspiration from the local chain of Martello Towers, Xebec House features its own look-out tower giving our clients unparalleled views of the south coast (watch out for more images). Senior Architect, Emma Kingman led a deep retrofit of the original structure, resolving issues of form, layout, thermal performance and robustness in the marine environment, giving our clients a luxurious and lasting base for their active outdoor lives.
A decade after completion of one of the Studio’s first projects - The Fair- way - we were invited back by its new owner to extend and refurbish the house in the spirit of our previous work. Through careful design within the original concept, we have extended without undue visible change to the distinctive frontage. Nearing completion, the whole property has undergone refurbishment, including a comprehensive interior fit out.
Following successfully working on their London home, we’ve just been appointed by recent past clients to refurbish and extend this holiday home in the Witterings. The house has been a cherished part of the family for over twenty years already, so we’re honoured to be asked to redesign this special place. Changes will include decarbonising the energy systems and carefully adding additional space for the adult family.
A fine, arched red brick extension to this Dulwich Village home is progressing to completion as part of a full-house refurbishment in collaboration with interior designer Clare, which includes the creation of a basement cinema room as part of a highly personalised and crafted set of interiors.
Construction has rapidly progressed on this timber framed, system built replacement dwelling in the Witterings on the south coast. The new home provides enlarged, modern accommodation for our clients who came from the area and, now retired, have returned to walk and sail the coastline. Designed to Passivhaus principles, the dwelling will be super insulated and use minimal energy for heating.
Work has reached completion on our 'Desert Modern' (a period of mid-Century West Coast US architecture focussed on Palm Springs) inspired addition to a 1970s house in Knutsford, Cheshire. Our clients were excited to see the finishing touch of the recessed LED lighting to the oak clad canopy lit up ahead of their bonfire night garden celebrations.