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THE GLAZED BRICK EXTENSION The dining zone is located closest to the garden, sat beneath the James Turrell inspired circular rooflight, also referencing the front door glazing. The circular geometry becomes a repeating motif through the project, fro
THE GLAZED BRICK EXTENSION Our brief for the project included the reconfiguration and extension of the first-floor outrigger at the back of the house, along with an environmentally conscious approach to the work. The outrigger was extended using tim
THE GLAZED BRICK EXTENSION Excited to share some pictures of another new project, The Glazed Brick Extension, which was inspired by a studio field trip to Antwerp in Belgium. Here, we fell in love with a new passive housing development constructed
TIMBER + TILE Last post of this new project for this week. Here are some detailed shots of the dining room oak wall and screen and the external cladding and windows. In the seating nook Larch sliding windows open onto an external planter, allowing y
TIMBER + TILE The awkward middle living room, always tricky to deal with. The plan of the ground floor was reconfigured to allow the space to be completely open plan from front to back, or separated into three distinct living areas, creating a very
TIMBER + TILE In the dining room we used an oak lattice screen under the structural glass roof to filter the light and reduce overlooking from the neighbour’s upper floor windows. The timber frame wall of the dining room is also clad in oak cl
TIMBER + TILE The new kitchen sits between the dining space and the seating nook, creating a very sociable kitchen space at the heart of the house. The oak lattice screen under the dining room glazed roof adds shifting patterns of light and shade t
TIMBER + TILE NEW PROJECT : Internally, the dining room sits within a new side return extension with a structural glass roof. Underneath this we created an oak screen, which filters the sun light and also reduces overlooking from the neighbour&rsquo
TIMBER AND TILE NEW PROJECT : we are sharing some pictures this week of our recently finished project in Stoke Newington. This project involved extensions from ground floor to loft level, extensive structural renovations and internal reconfigurati
SCENIC HOUSE (8 of 8) Finally, the second floor of the house accommodates three children’s bedrooms, a family bathroom and an en-suite. @designandthat really went to town on this floor, and more examples of their wonderful work throughout the
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