Hackney Town House / B3 Designers
For these young Londoners, the brief was to come up with a concept that would elevate their space to be beautiful, down to earth, approachable, and designed for entertaining.
For these young Londoners, the brief was to come up with a concept that would elevate their space to be beautiful, down to earth, approachable, and designed for entertaining.
AMA valued a successful dialogue with the client in the remodel of a Victorian terrace in North London. As with similar typologies, the design mediates issues related to the disconnection between the front and rear of the building
The design process involved examining Auto Trader’s existing office and designing a scheme to exceed that level of excitement by featuring high-quality environments and cutting-edge audio-visual experiences.
Marylebone Mews House has been completed following extensive renovation work, including a basement extension and facade remodelling at ground floor level. It is a stunning example of a beautifully updated mews house located in the heart of London.
Theramex, a global pharmaceutical company committed solely to women’s health, embarked on a journey to redefine their workspace to align with their evolving business needs and provide a supportive environment for their staff.
Taking its cues from the roofscapes of the east London Victorian Row houses, the structural glass prisim which forms the verandah of this Townhouse at ELLESMERE road
An extension, folded in plan and section, is split off from the original house with an innovative roof light and structural detail.
Portal House is a modern, open plan five bed family home. The front façade interprets the street’s more traditional appearance in a contemporary way by breaking down its scale with framed set-backs and a modern bay window.
De Rosee Sa worked closely with the client, a young family, to complete a full refurbishment and extension of a semi-detached property on the Dulwich Estate.
Full of unique and colourful details, this modest but striking house and studio for artists Kati & Nigel was designed to frame three gardens. The new build replaces an existing cluster of garages.
This raw and brutal space, carved with lights and shadows, inspired an approach to multiply suggestions through minimal details, composing a narrative that is never unique but free and multifaceted.
The project comprises of a garage conversion and ground floor refurbishment of a courtyard house on a quiet cobbled mews in Primrose Hill, North London.