Currently on site, a deep retro-fit of a 3 storey, mid-terrace house in Vauxhall, London.
Included in our proposals is the renovation of 2 dilapidated extensions in timber reusing existing structural elements in both wood and steel in combination with acoustically glazed bespoke timber sliding doors and new vertical timber cladding.
As the house lies over an underground tunnel, a unique ‘floating’ acoustic concrete slab has been installed across all the ground floor rooms over which under floor heating and new timber flooring is being laid.
New bathrooms have also been designed as part of the design which will provide a calm and considered contemporary reinterpretation of the clients property.
Our additions to Prospect House in Ebchester are now complete. More soon.
Photography: Rory Gaylor
Our whole house renovation in Deal is now complete. More soon.
Photography: Rory Gaylor
Renovations to a 1970’s terrace house in Barnes, London.
A new garden room was designed to replace an uninsulated structure and adjustments to existing spaces were made to make the house more useable and enjoyable for our clients.
Bespoke structural timber windows, staffordshire quarry tiles and solid larch flooring refer to the original finishes and details of the house when built and replace unsympathetic treatments carried out by previous owners.
Photography: Sue Barr
The client asked us to modernise her kitchen and provide her with a better dining room and garden room from where she could work.
Given the modest scale of the commission attention was given to bespoke joinery and good quality components. A low wall designed to bookend the sink and drainer also provides a moment of sociability being at a height which allows a family member to stand and talk.
Since their completion the rooms have also been used as a private gallery.
Photography Sue Barr
Despite its apparent size the house needed a new room in which to entertain. Designed for a professional couple and their family a new kitchen, dining room and scullery have been added to a large semi-detached stone built villa. Larch cladding panels were painted to compliment the soot stained grit stone elevations against which the new dining room sits.
Photography: Sue Barr
A house with two courtyards.
In Bethnal Green in East London we created a new terrace and private walled garden to provide a creative couple with the sorely needed external space in which to relax as a family.
In an adjacent private courtyard bounded on all 4 sides by high brickwork walls, we added an additional top-lit child’s bedroom with a small external space.
The materials of the project make explicit reference to the sites urban setting and industrial history; painted aluminium cladding panels echo the solid metal access doors of the nearby warehouses and the raw timber floors further enhance the original industrial use of the building in which the apartment is situated.
The project’s interior was deliberately left unfinished.
Photography: Sue Barr
