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3 Redchurch Street, Shoreditch
Times Eureka Pavilion
Greenhouse in the Botanic Garden
Spitalfields Town House
tsubo +
Creating an Upside Down Mews House
Farningham House Cottage
Ewelme Road
The Pipe Factory
Muswell Hill Extension
Slip House
Fulham House
Shouldham Street
Slide Apartment
3 Redchurch Street, Shoreditch
Redevelopment of a suite of terraces in the South Shoreditch Conservation Areas to provide residential and retail accommodation.
Times Eureka Pavilion
Undertaken in collaboration with Landscape Designer Marcus Barnett, the project was commissioned by the Times Newspaper in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Inspired by the cellular structure of plants and their processes of growth, this pavilion encompassed the unique patterns they embody.
Greenhouse in the Botanic Garden
Restoration and extension of the hothouse in the Botanic Garden in Aarhus.
Spitalfields Town House
A quiet complexity exists in a Victorian warehouse, which is re-invented as a 5 storey family residence with only the front facade retained.
tsubo +
This proposal for an extension to a family home in Dublin was informed by the client’s interest in Japanese architecture and the desire for a better connection to the west facing garden.
A courtyard garden, or tsubo-niwa as they are known throughout Japan, is positioned at the centre of the reordered home. A typical tsubo-niwa is limited in size, whereas the courtyard is, in this instance, extended and connected to the living spaces; allowing our clients to live within their garden.
Farningham House Cottage
Re-working of 18th Century cottage to connect to its outbuildings.
Ewelme Road
A full refurbishment of this double fronted Victorian House in Forest Hill. Replacing a dated and cramped rear extension with a new open and bright kitchen and dining room extension.
Muswell Hill Extension
This project is for a side return extension to a semi-dethatched house in Muswell Hill.
Slip House
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.
Slide Apartment
A Bayswater apartment spatially reconfigured to provide a large open plan living space and flexible accommodation.
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