Residential

The Veil House is a two bedroom new build house in Camden London.
The concept for the house is one of a woven brick veil with a bamboo interior. The brick veil provides privacy for the living spaces and also gives dappled light to the spaces. The bamboo interior forms stairs, walls, joinery and flooring.

A new timber and glass sustainable house in Hampstead London.

We submitted an exciting proposal for new urban typologies in the Urban Splash housing competition

A new roof top addition to a mansion block in Highgate.
The new addition is formed as a folded zinc clad e; element externally with a warm rich timber interior.
Flush slot fenestration with clear and translucent glazing allows light to penetrate the space.

We were asked by Christine and Matt Frost to be architects for the project in June 2009. Our brief was to design a new, sustainable house on a beautiful sloping site in Tunbridge Wells. The brief included four bedrooms, living spaces, kitchen, study and a recreation room.

The McKenzie residence involved the opening up of the rear of an existing 4 storey house in London and the insertion of a new steel and glass structure. Following discussions with the client, the main driver of the project was to maximise natural light and views to the rear garden and to link the internal and external spaces.

The Willow Road residence is an example and case study in how to upgrade the existing Victorian housing stock in order that the finished scheme is not only of a high design quality but also of high sustainable value.

We were appointed as architects by Anna and Mark Stafford in June 2008. Our brief was to design a beautiful new sustainable home for their imminent family at 11 Morden Road Mews in Blackheath, south-east London. The site, which included a cottage with a 50’s extension and a large greenhouse, is within a conservation area.