Gellatly Road House by Delve Architects
The Gellatly Road House purposely uses a restricted palette of materials comprising dark stained larch cladding, birch ply and concrete.
The Gellatly Road House purposely uses a restricted palette of materials comprising dark stained larch cladding, birch ply and concrete.
Moxon Architects has transformed a Victorian townhouse in Islington into a bright, contemporary living space for its private client. Her dream was a series of minimalist open spaces for living, entertaining, and enjoying her garden.
A much-loved garden was central to our design of this side and rear extension for a Victorian mid-terrace house in the Stroud Green Conservation Area of Haringey. The project for a couple, both in property development and one a keen gardener, arranges a sequence of living spaces around the garden and an internal courtyard that gives constant connection to greenery on the tight urban site.
The CentralNic office incorporates bespoke furniture, neutral hues, and distinctly contrasting textures – glass, brick, and stone – each adding a layer of texture to the workplace.
Mo-tel House is a remodelling of the lower ground floor of a Victorian townhouse in Islington, London, for a young family of four.
The relocation of the BFI library to London’s Southbank gave the BFI the opportunity to rethink its existing HQ at Stephen Street and create a new vibrant and welcoming space for film lovers to enjoy.
The 19th century warehouses of the densely packed Bear Gardens conservation area have been linked and adapted into a 75-room boutique aparthotel
Set across three floors including a new basement level with external courtyard, the layout is organised around a double-height lightwell which provides amenity and outlook onto a two-storey living green wall