House in South Dublin by Arigho Larmour Wheeler Architects
Constructed in the 1950’s, the existing house had been extended twice in the last 20 years in an ad hoc manner leading to poor spatial layout internally.
refurbishment
The Fjord Building by Ben Adams Architects
Our brief was to reinvent the building without destroying its character. Our aesthetic for the new Fjord Building is inspired by its existing industrial heritage and its local history.
Architecturally Revived Haven / Yoko Kloeden Design
With original architectural features still intact, Yoko transformed the outmoded home to an elevated, contemporary design to suit the young family’s busy lifestyle and to echo their effervescent style.
5 Storey Victorian Terraced House Completely Renovated by Vita Architecture
It is a rear, loft and basement extension and includes a complete refurbishment across an existing 5 storey Victorian terraced house.
Kew Residence / John Wardle Architects
The founder of John Wardle Architects has remodelled Kew Residence, his Melbourne home of 25 years, using Victorian ash and handmade glazed tiles from Japan.
Refurbishment of a Historical Building and City Hall Courtyard in Poznan
The project consists of the gradual revitalization of the Poznań City Hall’s area, located in the historical center. The process has been carried out in several phases. It began in 2015 with the transformation of the inner courtyard
Garden Wall Residence / Paper House Project
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
Elegant Family Abode / Yoko Kloeden Design
Centring the design scheme around the client’s contemporary art collection, Yoko Kloeden Design transformed a dated Victorian townhouse into an elegant family abode, set in the heart of Wandsworth, London.
Senator House by Ben Adams Architects
Senator House occupies a central location within the City of London, between the River Thames and St Paul’s Cathedral, long associated with the trading and financial services.