Two 4/5 bed, 270+ sq/m family dwellings.

A high density residential development organised around a courtyard also incorporating a doctors surgery.

A contemporary addition to a Victorian house.

A comprehensive reworking of a family home in Chiswick, including bespoke furniture and fittings design

The conversion and extension of a milking parlour into flexible accommodation

A prototype for cost-effective new-build modern housing.

Working closely with Tower Hamlets Conservation team, we rebuilt the C20th closet wing of this Grade 2 listed house in timber and glass, carefully providing long views through to the garden from the entrance hall. The garden was terraced down to give level access out from a new family room, which is roofed in one huge sheet of glass. A secret gate between the neighbouring gardens gives children and adults free reign between houses.

Concrete elegance.

The Garden Room

The Slat House represents an unusual two – storey extension, and sophisticated remodelling of a 1930’s semi-detached house, to provide an extra bedroom, bathroom and study/ garage.

Significantly damaged during the blitz, this mid-19th Century Grade II listed building had been extensively rebuilt and unsympathetically extended post war. Our brief was to provide more headroom in the basement and to make it connect more directly with the wide rear garden. As well as the usual brief of more useable space and light, DMA have looked to give a new cohesion, to the house. We soot washed the rear façade of post-war bricks to emulate the London stocks next door. Spatially, we intro

Rear extension to Victorian terraced house in an Islington Conservation Area.

Full conversion of a two storey flat in Wapping, East London.

A generous Edwardian House in Hampstead was put back into use as a single family home.

An eco-house on the edge of a ribbon development village in rural Bedfordshire.

The conversion of a Grade II Listed library back into a family home.

A historic refurbishment of a retired mariners cottage at Trinity Green.

In order to counteract the dense urban character of London’s Spitalfields, this flat interior abstractly recreates a piece of the New England forest familiar from the client’s home.

The conversion of a grade ll listed tythe barn and adjoining agricultural building in Edgefield, Norfolk to a new family home.

A striking centrepiece for a residential conversion

Renovation and conversion of a Georgian warehouse.

A ‘tenure blind’ residential scheme of 308 units offering a unique and welcoming sense of place. It forms the opening phase within a new masterplanned neighbourhood of some 2,250 homes.

A high specification private residence in St George’s Hill, Weybridge.

A remodelling of a former Victorian brass instrument factory into a series of loft style apartments.

A modern refurbishment and extension to a London town-house.

The top floor of a warehouse building in Shoreditch was the starting point to create additional space for a family who had lived for many years in an open plan arrangement.

An apartment to increase the perception of spaciousness and natural light

Bright and airy modern space crafted out of a historic Spitalfeilds House making for a fantastic family home.

Extension and refurbishment to create a stylish family home.

Classic 18th century Refurbishment and modern courtyard extension.

Low energy, affordable housing

Modern Villa Renovation in Cannes, France

A Bespoke Residential Transformation of a Kensington Mansion House.

Adding value to a canal-side location through high-quality apartment clusters designed to foster a sense of community.

This Grade 2 listed house built in 1752 required a full restoration

New three-bedroom family home on the beautiful island of Tiree on the west coast of Scotland.

A timber extension to a listed Georgian townhouse.

Theis and Khan developed their offices to create a mixed-use building comprising three floors of commercial space, with residential units above.

Remodelling and extension of a Victorian terraced house.

House extension

This project involved the complete refurbishment and extension of a late 1960's 3-storey terraced townhouse.

A remodel and new identity for a listed London house including a 'pop-up' restaurant and kitchen

London’s first co-housing scheme consists of six homes. The architecture supports an “intentional” community and, with it’s shared facilities, heralds radical changes in the urban home. It shows how architecture can respond to a new social need that has arisen through changes in both lifestyles and economics, making home ownership more affordable as well as shaping more convivial and sustainable neighbourhoods.

A 1927 building in the heart of Westminster, has found a new purpose as a bright and modern upside down family home.

Refurbishment of one half of a Grade II listed stable block to allow the whole building to function as a single house.

A complete refurbishment to suit the style of a more contemporary owner.

A backland site within a conservation area in Clapham of four new houses.

Ty Hedfan meaning ‘hovering house’, is an exploration of the practice’s interest in highly site specific and contextual architecture which takes its cue from the traditional Welsh long house form and the topographical constraints of the site.

Refurbishment of a large Georgian family house.

This project sees a complete renovation, refurbishment and extension of a beautiful, three-storey townhouse located in London Fields, East London. The property itself was formerly divided into separate units and subsequently the lower ground floor was completely unused and in need of major repair works in order to transform into a modern family home.

Our proposals removed hap hazard extensions added over the past 20 years and restored a balanced relationship between original and new.

A Georgian family home refurbishment in the heart of London's historic Spitalfeilds area.

New build family house

A sustainable house full of light.

Full renovation, remodelling and extension of an existing family home.

An addition and remodelling to a Victorian house in Twickenham.

This 84-unit scheme for Linden Homes will complete the South Chase of Phase 1 of the award- winning Newhall development in Harlow, Essex.

New build family house

A garden studio and refurbishment to a typical Victorian suburban house.

Seafield is a new building in a strikingly beautiful location on the Isle of Man’s craggy coastline. The small building contains guest accommodation ancillary to the main house on a country estate, on which Gort Scott has carried out three separate projects.

Alison Brooks Architects has extended a nineteenth century house in north London with two tapered volumes that project into the garden. The first volume wraps around the brick walls at the side and rear of the house to create a home office, while the second volume extends out at the back to increase the size of the first floor living room. The extensions are part of an overall transformation of a classic Victorian semi-detached villa for a client involved in photography and design.

Award-winning housing scheme arranged on existing contours

RIBA Regional Awards 2014 - Winner The Sunday Times British Homes Awards 2014 - Winner Blue Ribbon Awards 2014 - Self Build Home of the Year

Kitchen alteration to Grade B Listed house

Extensive refurbishment and addition to a large family home in Ealing.

Conversion of three mansion flats into a single stunning period family home in the heart of London.

The main aim of this refurbishment was to convert a dreary terrace house to a light, spacious family home.

Seaside House Refurbishment, Aldeburgh.

This is a family house in Holland Park that we have refurbished for the second time in ten years.

The brief for this house was to provide a rich balance of materiality between old and new.

The brief was to create a spacious home with room for each family member.

A stunning white-rendered modernist villa with vast open living spaces and extensive glazing in mature grounds with feature swimming pool.

New build 250 sqm family eco house on a site in Kensington with planning and access difficulties. Large basement leisure area wrapped around a courtyard with fishpond and waterfall. Featuring a wellness suite, dance floor and movie room. Many contemporary technologies and features. As seen on Grand Designs.

A separate basement flat in this Notting Hill conservation-area property was reconnected to the owner’s existing home on the ground and first floor to make one luxurious dwelling.

This extraordinary grade II listed residence is set in a beautifully preserved Georgian area of East London. In reworking the whole house, together with its extensive rear garden, it has been transformed into a modern family home.

A generously-sized family home in the village of Barnes in South West London on a site that had severe constraints.

RIBA award winning house with artist’s studio and gallery built into the hillside.

Sitting in the exposed expanse of the Cambridgeshire fens, the Stealth Barn is a bold, simple form, reminiscent of the barn it accompanies. Built as a guest house, studio or meeting place, depending on time of year and workloads: the Stealth Barn is also a retreat, a place of inspiration and enjoyment.

Occupying one of four plots (a gap in a Brixton terrace), Slip House is CTA in-house development built in the bottom of the garden of a derelict house. Three simple ‘slipped’ orthogonal box forms break up the bulk of the building and give it it’s striking sculptural quality. The top floor is clad in milky, translucent glass planks which continue past the roof to create a high level enclosure for a private roof terrace. Designed to Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5.

'Industrial Picturesque'

A replacement barn built in the grounds of the architect’s farmstead, its modular parallam portal frame allows for future flexibility.

Mixed use development, including 337 dwellings (including 43 extra care apartments), commercial office space, retail and community provision.

‘Shoffice’ (shed + office) is a garden pavilion containing a small office alongside garden storage space located to the rear of a 1950’s terraced house in St John’s Wood.

Modern beach side summerhouse on Hayling Island

A supported housing scheme for the homeless in Colchester for Family Mosaic, the design is inspired by examples of 19th Century almshouses the local area.

Art Deco Gem transformed into 'live-work' development

This late-Victorian terrace site is short of space to the rear, constrained by an industrial unit built across the back gardens. The project optimises the available space creating a rear extension with a dining room on the ground floor and a bathroom above.

Set in the grounds of an Umbrian farmhouse this demountable retreat is made entirely from Larch.

New build house in Hampstead, North London

Residential Rrefurbishment

Residential refurbishment

Long thin dormer located in conservation area.

Warehouse refurbishment into family home within the Fournier Street Conservation Area.

Award-winning studio house designed to accommodate an alternative lifestyle

Classic Refurbishment with New Extension. Architects Journal Small Projects Winner 2014.

Extension of top floor apartment and balcony.

Attractive, affordable new homes in Essex

Town-house refurbishment to a family home on the northern arm of the historic Spital Square.

Reorganisation of the ground floor layout of a two storey semi detached residential property and the replacing of a garden shed at the rear of the garden with a writing hut.

This project for an actor and an artist, and their young family, involves the extension and refurbishment of an Edwardian house in West London. It demonstrates our approach to the look and feel of residential interiors.