Medway House, located in East London, is a two-storey period terraced property within a Conservation Area. Designed by Archer + Braun Architecture, the project carefully balances the preservation of the property’s historical charm while introducing modern elements to create a functional and contemporary living space.
The Oxfordshire Country Conversion by Woldon Architects is a stunning restoration of a farmstead that was once part of the Sarsden Estate. Located near the River Evenlode, this once-unoccupied site had fallen into disrepair over the years.
Archer + Braun Architecture transformed a Grade II listed semi-detached home in North London, achieving a balance between historical preservation and contemporary functionality. The project involved a complete internal refurbishment and the addition of a modern extension, designed to complement the home’s heritage status within a Conservation Area.
Designed by John Pardey Architects, Phillips House is a bespoke riverside home built for a couple passionate about sailing and renovating Victorian steamboats. Situated at Weir Quay on the east bank of the River Tamar, this home balances modern architecture with its rich historical surroundings.
Urban Projects Bureau has transformed an existing attic space in Kensington into a vibrant new residential unit for a young family. This minimalist design creates a dynamic multi-level living environment, incorporating sculpted voids and carefully curated internal views.
SAM Architects designed Upland Road House in London. The proposed extension is sculpted around the direction of the sun, providing an ideal connection to the garden while respecting neighboring properties.
Hidden within a clearing in a Grade II listed arboretum in Hampshire, this highly efficient new-build family home was designed to fully embrace its wooded location.
The House for a Doctor is a sustainable renovation and remodelling of a three-bedroom Victorian property, for a cancer research doctor and his lodgers. Whittaker Parsons has transformed a cramped house in a Victorian corner shop into a home
First floor of a Grade II Listed Building, Cadogan Square Residence features original Queen Anne architecture including a stunning oriel window; red brick characteristic of the Pont Street Dutch Style and beautiful high ceilings.
