Jason Good has completed a private house that replaces a poorly constructed 1980s cottage within the confines of a walled site. From the street, the architectural form reflects a somewhat classical approach, with a defined base, middle, and top that steps down to a single storey, allowing more light and air to reach the rear of the site.
Cosmo’s House, designed by MW Architects, exemplifies how close collaboration among architects, clients, and contractors can create a vibrant living environment. Indeed, this four-story detached home on the edge of Epping Forest now boasts an abundance of color, light, and playful detailing.
Adam Knibb Architects took on the challenge of extending and refurbishing Trevally House, a beloved period dwelling. Their goal was to create a unique, contemporary addition without losing the home’s existing charm. To achieve this, they replaced an old conservatory with a modern ground floor extension that spans the entire width of the property.
Homeowners Caroline and Alan faced a unique decision: move to Australia for its sun-soaked alfresco living or stay in their beloved London. Opting to remain, they engaged Mulroy Architects to address their home’s lack of natural light and restricted views due to a north-facing garden and a shadowed rear façade.
Studio Bark has completed the Water Farm House, an off-grid home in Suffolk that stands out for its bold geometric timber design, inspired by the traditional timber frame buildings found in the local area. Designed to cater to the needs of a young family of five, the house blends modern functionality with a deep respect for the natural environment.
The Cedarwood House project exemplifies how historic structures can be thoughtfully reimagined to accommodate modern family needs. Originally built in the 1950s, this Colt timber-framed house, located in Twyford within the South Downs National Park, required an update to fit the growing family while preserving its historical charm.
Architecture and interior design practice Palladian has completed the refurbishment and extension of a stunning Arts & Crafts home in Kensington, West London. The property, dating from the early 20th century, has been named The Tile House because of the building’s former industrial use
Luxury designers Studio Anqet have reimagined a contemporary countryside residence, transforming it into a serene haven for a dynamic and sociable family. The ambitious project includes a lavish spa building, a spacious BBQ area complete with an indoor-outdoor living terrace
