Rusty House on the Rye revitalizes a 1950s property in the Holly Grove Conservation Area of Peckham, South London. Located on the corner of Bellenden Road and Rye Lane, this home has long been a familiar sight. Fourteen years ago, Victoria purchased the property and, instead of selling to developers, decided to expand her living space while honoring its heritage.
Designed by Crahayjamaigne Architectes, Jach’s House is a bioclimatic extension that seamlessly integrates into its forest surroundings. This innovative 7-meter cube demonstrates adaptability and sustainability while respecting its natural environment.
Your outdoor space should be more than a patch of grass or scattered chairs in which you hardly spend time. It can be an extension of your living room, but it does not have to break your bank. Whether you have a tired backyard or a forgotten corner, transforming it does not have to mean splurging on luxury items or draining your savings.
Investing in your yard not only adds value to your property but also enhances your personal enjoyment. A well-designed yard becomes an extension of your home, providing a private and comfortable space for entertaining and relaxing.
Totoro House is an alterations and additions project on a house in Russell Lea, Sydney which formed an architectural exercise in translating the client’s close-knit bond into the physical, adopting the Japanese concept of “Shakkei” or “borrowed scenery” which harmoniously bridges the relationship between interior and exterior.
Corner View House was built by Architect and Certified Passivhaus Designer Tom Bell for his partner Sophie Bell managing director at the creative agency Toast and their family Isla (7yrs) and Ada (5yrs) and their dog Woody.
Family Townhouse is a 4-bedroom terraced home looking onto Victoria Park in Hackney, London. Completed in 2019 for a private client, the challenge of this project was to extend and refurbish a narrow, locally-listed, house …
The Stiles Road house was modernised 15 years ago but with the arrival of the owners two children, the house and its extension, no longer fulfilled the owners needs.
