Blue Steel Addition, London/ MW Architects
MW Architects have recently completed a project in Hampstead for a client who was keen to explore the contrast between traditional architectural features and the innovative use of contemporary materials.
MW Architects have recently completed a project in Hampstead for a client who was keen to explore the contrast between traditional architectural features and the innovative use of contemporary materials.
This residential development in Streatham, SE London, has transformed an unsightly wasteland into a small, quiet oasis in busy Brixton Hill. It consists of three unique, handcrafted houses
The Greenwich Garden Studio is partly built from bricks reclaimed from the old washhouse and garden walls and the openings which are glazed with ‘crittall’ style doors and windows.
Essex Mews is a RIBA London Regional Award winning project that was constructed on a former back land site, which was characterised by detached and semi-detached Victorian houses.
This Victorian terrace in South Hampstead already had a split section. The owners thought the steps down to the original kitchen were a negative aspect of the property but MW Architects immediately saw the potential to connect the three key living spaces and open it up into a dramatic but functional family space.