Geldeston Road House / Emil Eve Architects
A new two-storey extension has created a large L shaped kitchen and dining space, interlocking with the L shaped garden to form a whole. Massive sliding corner doors, hand-built from solid oak
Emil Eve Architects
Emil Eve Architects is an award-winning East-London based studio, established in 2009 by Ross and Emma Perkin. We create imaginative and inspiring buildings and spaces for people who love architecture – from design-focused home owners to creatively-driven developers and commercial clients.
We have a deep appreciation for both historic and contemporary architecture and extensive experience of combining the two. Our diverse portfolio includes housing, cultural buildings, workspace and hospitality projects and exhibition design.
Innovative, ambitious and pragmatic, we enjoy problem-solving and specialise in challenging briefs – from obtaining complex planning consents to working sensitively with listed buildings. A commitment to sustainability informs all of our work.
Emil Eve Architects have been recognised with a number of awards and nominations, including: AJ Retrofit Awards 2023, RIBA London Awards 2022, Wood Awards 2021, AJ Small Project Awards 2021, AJ Specification Awards 2020, Hackney Design Awards 2020.
LOCATION: London, United Kingdom
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Waghorn Street House / Emil Eve Architects
The extension and refurbishment of this four-bed house delivers spaces which feel intimate yet expansive, with custom-built joinery throughout designed by the Emil Eve.
St John Street Apartment / Emil Eve Architects
A Victorian warehouse apartment in Clerkenwell has been sensitively remodelled by Emil Eve Architects. The design juxtaposes historic texture with contemporary interventions to create a rich and layered dwelling.
Charlotte Road Apartments / Emil Eve Architects
The Charlotte Road apartments were designed to be let rather than sold, so the brief asked for high quality and durable materials and fittings and unique spaces which reflect the original industrial character of the building and neighbourhood.
Quaperlake House / Emil Eve Architects
The Grade II Listed highstreet property has been extensively reconfigured, refurbished and extended to become a new destination in Bruton, home of Hauser + Wirth and The Chapel.