Architects in London
  • A new two-storey family dwelling is conceived responding to the strong existing street context with a modern take on the projecting bay window, classic victorian sash proportion and tonal materiality.

    A simple palette of softened buff brickwork acting as a base plinth anchors an upper storey of modern slab tiling which wraps two offset pitched forms. Windows, reveals and edgings' are clad crisply in a thin black metalwork detail. Creating new inner green courtyards concealed with softened patterned brickwork the proposal look to maximise high quality amenity space.

A house with a small footprint


architectural design
architect drawing

A house with a small footprint

Visuals by Christian Brailey & Forgeworks

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