Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

Project: Vertical Extension
Architects: ZCD Architects
Project architect: Helen Crombie
Builder: ASAP Construction
Location: Carden, London, United Kingdom
Year 2019
Photo Credits: Charles Hosea Photography
Text by ZCD Architects

The lower flat in this Camden terrace was extended on two floors, with a full refurbishment throughout. At first floor, the upper flat was extended to provide a new kitchen for the second client, opening up the space for living and dining. The dark grey bricks in a stacking bond are distinct while complimenting the existing London stock, paired with salmon pink aluminium panels adding a splash of colour to the rear elevation. A large roof light on the top floor allows light to flood into the space and creates fantastic views up to the sky.

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

The vertical extension creates a strong relationship with the garden over multiple levels, creating space to sit, step and look between inside and out – the large sliding glass doors are key to this connection. A reconfigured stair, and split level in the dining/reading room opens up the ground floor and provides space for an additional en-suite on the lower ground floor. Light is brought into these spaces using mirrored light wells, decorated with handmade Italian tiles.

kitchen, ZCD Architects

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

dining room, ZCD Architects

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

Vertical Extension in Camden for Two Neighbours Across Two Flats

bathroom, London, ZCD Architects

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