Charles Hosea is a London-based architectural photographer celebrated for his refined visual storytelling and mastery of light, material, and form. His portfolio includes compelling photo commissions of prominent architectural works such as the Shingle House in Dungeness, the Battersea Power Station, and the V\&A Museum in London. His imagery brings clarity and depth to each space, revealing both structure and atmosphere with elegant precision.
LOCATION: London, UK
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Victoria Park Maisonette is a three-bedroom home occupying the lower two floors of a late nineteenth-century terrace corner house. The project by ZCD Architects reimagines an existing extension within the same footprint, transforming the interior layout and…
ZCD Architects has completed a three-bedroom family house on a tight site on Rushmore Road in Clapton, east London. The corten steel clad home negotiates 11 separate boundaries and has a street frontage of only 3.5m.
The vertical extension creates a strong relationship with the garden over multiple levels, creating space to sit, step and look between inside and out – the large sliding glass doors are key to this connection
Conceived as spaces for contemplation and relaxation two pavilion buildings book end a mature garden in south London. A large family of keen swimmers briefed Threefold to design a pool house and terrace for a new outdoor…
London Fields House project is a rear extension to the lower ground and first floors of a semi-detached, three-storey house in the Graham Road and Mapledene Conservation Area.
