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The design focus for this North London Victorian terrace home design project designed by Charles Tashima Architecture was the refurbishment and reconfiguration of the ground floor together with additional space of a new side-return. Photography by Oliver Perrott.

“Orienting and organising the interior architecture to maximise sunlight during the course of the day was one of our primary challenges solved.

While the front of the house faces south-southeast with wonderful direct morning light, the rear garden faces northwest, consequently less light for most of the day.

At the encouragement and inspiration of our famous client, we made the somewhat counter-intuitive decision of relocating the kitchen to the smallest room at the back of the terrace house, rather than in the larger room extension in the garden.

This move had advantages. The kitchen gained the strategic position to serve both the garden living area to the back and breakfast room at the front. It’s important to note that the living and family dining areas are set (about 7 steps) lower than the main ground floor of the house.

In order to improve the connection and flow of the two levels, we designed a stair with a generous half landing – a space between. Just above this landing, we introduced a glazed cube for light as well as head-height. The stair is made of reclaimed oak, blackened steel and polished brass handrail.

To improve the use and volume of light within the existing extension, we added a number of windows and skylights in addition to a side return and window seat, projecting into the garden with a direct view of a beautiful magnolia tree. In the late afternoon, there is a brief period when light cuts across the house on the garden side and light does have a moment of direct engagement.

As to the character of the rooms, our client asked for an eclectic approach, using a rich variety of materials – including reclaimed flooring, concrete worktop, Moroccan cement tiles, coloured glass and steel windows – to work together with a variety of colours and rich array of their furniture.

We sought to create atmospheric and warm spaces with bespoke joinery. It was important that the room had the dual feel of being a place to read the newspaper and have breakfast, while having the warmth and comfort of surrounding books and photographs.”

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27 Apr 2021 Sponge Urban Living

21 Apr 2021 House for a Gardener, Haringey, North East London Design: Amos Goldreich Architecture photograph : Ollie Hammick House for a Gardener, Haringey A much-loved garden was central to our design of this side and rear extension for a Victorian mid-terrace house in the Stroud Green Conservation Area of Haringey. The project arranges a sequence of living spaces around the garden and an internal courtyard that gives constant connection to greenery.

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30 Oct 2019 Brexit Bunker Design: RISE Design Studio photograph : Edmund Sumner Brexit Bunker This sunken garden room was envisioned as a way of adding a new studio and extending the program of the house, without having to intervene in the existing portion of the building.

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20 Sep 2019 Dukes House, Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill Structural Engineer: TZG Partnership photograph : Will Pryce Muswell Hill House This North London property is an ornate Edwardian Terrace, in the shadows of Alexandra Palace. The home has been given a complete make over.

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20 Aug 2018 Benbow Yard Home, Southwark, South London Design: FORMstudio Architects photograph © Bruce Hemming Contemporary Home in Southwark This new property is a response to the Mayor of London’s Policy to optimise the re-use of small sites across the UK capital city.

19 Jun 2018 Victorian Townhouse, Highgate, North London Design: LLI Design photograph © Victorian Townhouse in Highgate Conversion of a Victorian property in reasonable condition to form a warm, comfortable home with contemporary style touches.

30 Apr 2018 Step House, North London Architects: Bureau de Change photo © Ben Blossom North London Property Extension Using bricks reclaimed from the fabric of the house, the architects exploited the rights of light diagram to create a staggered, extruded form that appears to melt away from the existing structure. This rhythmic stepping generated by the brick is echoed throughout the interior, and is integrated in both the plan and section of the extension.

27 Apr 2018 Roof Conversion, Crouch End, North London Design: JaK Studio, Architects photo : Francesco Russo Crouch End Flat Extension JaK Studio create unique loft conversion in large Victorian property by adding a new dormer extension to form a dramatic two-storey cathedral-esque space.

29 Jan 2018 The Etch House, Honor Oak, Lewisham, South London Design: Fraher Architects photo : Adam Scott Honor Oak Home Extension Joint Third Prize in ‘Don’t Move, Improve!’ 2018: this 1460 sqft property re-examines the layout of the traditional Victorian terrace house. A modern floor plan sits within the old house walls, hidden behind the retained street elevation.

26 Jan 2018 Sun Rain Rooms, Islington, North London Design: Tonkin Liu Architects photo : Edmund Sumner Sun Rain Rooms Home Extension ‘Sun Rain Rooms’ has been crowned London’s best and most innovative home extension as overall winner of New London Architecture’s (NLA) annual ‘Don’t Move, Improve!’ competition.

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8 Dec 2017 Highgate Hill Townhouse, North London Design: LLI Design photo from LLI Design Highgate Hill Townhouse Winner in the Interior Design, London category – UK Property Awards 2017-18. LLI Design recently completed a total redesign and refurbishment of a 7 storey townhouse in Highgate, a leafy and desirable part of London.

15 Aug 2017 Hilltop House, Kingston-upon-Thames, South West London Architects: Coupdeville photograph : Simon Kennedy New Teddington House Commissioned in 2012, the architecture studio were asked to design a five bedroom house on a large 0.26 acre single plot, while retaining the existing building.

11 Aug 2017 Fairfax House, Teddington, South West London Architects: Coupdeville photograph : Simon Kennedy New Teddington House The proposal is for a contemporary dwelling that is based on a series of banded layers, that allow for a light filled interior and a dynamic and interesting external appearance.

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1 Sep 2016 House of Trace Design: Tsuruta Architects photo : Tim Croker House of Trace A beautiful and unconventional extension to a London terraced house designed by Tsuruta Architects has been awarded the 2016 Stephen Lawrence Prize.

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An Eclectic Victorian Home Refurbishment and Extension by London-based architecture studio @charlestashimaarchitecture The design focus for this North London Victorian terrace home design project was the refurbishment and reconfiguration of the ground floor together with additional space of a new side-return. Orienting and organising the interior architecture to maximise sunlight during the course of the day was one of our primary challenges solved. While the front of the house faces south-southeast with wonderful direct morning light, the rear garden faces northwest, consequently less light for most of the day. At the encouragement and inspiration of our famous client, we made the somewhat counter-intuitive decision of relocating the kitchen to the smallest room at the back of the terrace house, rather than in the larger room extension in the garden. This move had advantages. The kitchen gained the strategic position to serve both the garden living area to the back and breakfast room at the front. It’s important to note that the living and family dining areas are set (about 7 steps) lower than the main ground floor of the house. #uk #london #awesome #архитектура www.amazingarchitecture.com ✔ A collection of the best contemporary architecture to inspire you. #design #architecture #picoftheday #amazingarchitecture #style #nofilter #architect #arquitectura #luxury #realestate #life #cute #architettura #interiordesign #photooftheday #love #travel #instagood #fashion #beautiful #archilovers #architecturephotography #home #house ‎#amazing ‎#معماری (London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9wwxlPl1Mn/?igshid=1n5ploqdcer6g

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How to Organize an Unforgettable All-Girls Trip in London

According to MasterCard, London is the second most visited city in the world. Every year, the city attracts almost 19.8 million visitors. People who come here enjoy doing the usual things such as taking a picture of Big Ben, checking out the Buckingham Palace and enjoying a fantastic view of the city via the London Eye.

Exploring like the rest of the visitors would be the best option, especially if it’s your first time in London. However, if you want to make your trip more memorable, you should try and deviate from the usual travel plan. For example, why not try to include more peculiar activities to your schedule.

No idea what sort of weird but fun things you can do in London? The article below has all the details you need to know about the unusual

#1. Find the Soho water pump

In the late 18th century, around 10,000 people died from Cholera. A physician named John Snow found out that the disease was caused by the contaminated water coming from the Soho water pump. To save the people, he had the pump handle removed. Thanks to his efforts, the cholera outbreak stopped. He was able to save the lives of many Brits.

To find the ever famous Soho water pump, you have to be extra attentive. It’s a small black water pump located somewhere in the Soho district. Aside from checking the pumps, don’t forget to visit the pub nearby. They serve all kinds of alcoholic beverages and snacks. You can relax in the pub before you proceed to your next stop.

#2. Enjoy drinking coffee in a refurbished Victorian toilet

Have you ever seen an old Victorian washroom? Have you ever tried drinking coffee inside one? The Attendant Cafe in Fitzrovia is the best place to go to if you’re tired of going to an old-school cafe.

The cafe is built inside an old Victorian toilet. It’s quite easy to find this cafe because of it’s unique iron fencing.

The entrance looks so authentic that some people easily mistook it as a real Victorian washroom. Once you find it, you should follow the staircase until you get inside the quirky coffee shop.

Besides drinking their freshly brewed coffee, make sure to try their brownies, protein balls as well as banana bread. Their frequent customers highly recommend their baked treats.

#3. Check out the Clown Museum

Are you a fan of Pennywise? How about Justin Fletcher? If you don’t feel any slight discomfort when you see clowns, you can head over to London’s Clown Museum.

It has the most extensive collection of clown-related artefacts such as make-up, costumes, and props. Most of the items here came from renowned British clowns.

The museum was established back in 1946 as a project of the International Circus Clowns Club. The members of the club used to meet in St. Joseph Church but then chose to relocate at the Holy Trinity Church.

A few years later, someone started posting paintings and pictures of members in a small room behind the Holy Trinity Church. This prompted the organisation to create a museum to tell the story of their craft.

#4. Visit the house of a famous English architect

Sir John Soane is one of the most celebrated architects in England thanks to his masterpieces such as the old building of the Bank of England. He also designed countless halls and church extensions. Learn more about this gifted man by visiting his home.

His house has been transformed into a quaint museum to show off his drawings, building models and other crafts. You can tour around his house and learn about his story free of charge.

#5. Show off your artsy side during a drawing session

Ever tried joining a life drawing party? It’s that cheeky and modern hen party activity that many brides-to-be include in their hen celebration. In London, you can readily hire a professional model to pose nude while you and your friends try your best to draw.

If you coordinate with a good party vendor, you will even get free art materials and props for the drawing session.

Regardless if you’re coming to London to celebrate your own bachelorette party or try something unique and exciting, then availing a life drawing package may be a great option for you.

#6. Marvel at the century-old subterranean railway system

London has been around for at least 2,000 years. That’s why you can find plenty of old buildings with a Neoclassical, Gothic, Baroque or Romanesque design. Among the fascinating buildings you should check out in London is the Postal Museum.

The UK postal service has started opening its door to the public back in the 16th century. The building comes with an underground railway system to deliver mail back in the early days. Today, the railway is no longer operational, but it’s open to the public for tour purposes.

Check out the old tunnel system and learn their story by booking a guided tour with the Postal Museum.

#7. Enjoy kayaking along the Thames

Thames is one of the most iconic bodies of water in the UK. Kayaking is the best way for you to enjoy viewing the river and the districts, towns and cities that it traverses. Nowadays, you can easily find a kayaking tour company that can cater to your needs. They can provide you with basic training in paddling. They will also give you instructions on how to keep safe while you kayak along the river.

If you’re an experienced kayaker, taking the tidal section is recommended. It will give you the adrenaline-pumping action that you need.

#8. Take pictures in front of the most amazing street murals

When you visit London, you will immediately notice all the beautiful and eclectic street murals. The art community, as well as the locals and the UK government, are warmly embracing graffiti as a form of art.

As long as the artist secures a permit to paint the murals, he/she can create the art without getting reprimanded. If you wish to see some of the craziest murals, you can check out Beers & Buns, Brick Lane market and Parkland Walk.

If you’re too lazy to find street murals on your own, you can book a guided mural tour. There are several companies that specialise in this field such as Free Foot by Tours.

#9. Feast your eyes on the best neon lights junkyard

Do you love neon lights – especially the vintage types? Make sure to drop by God’s Own Junkyard. It’s a small shop filled with all sorts of lighting fixtures, vintage signs and a wide range of other pre-loved neon lights products. If you also want to get customised neon signage, you can also go to this junkyard. They can create the signage you need for a reasonable price.

#10. Sip the finest cup of tea at the Twinings Café

Last on our list of travel to do list is enjoying a cup of freshly brewed tea. While it doesn’t really sound weird or quirky, it’s definitely an activity that you should not miss to include in your travel itinerary.

Britons absolutely love drinking tea. And for good reason! Tea provides a lot of health benefits.

According to surveys, On average, Brits spend about $20,000 on tea on their entire lifetime. Among the famous tea brands in the UK is Twinings.

Instead of buying a regular Twinings tea bag, you should try drinking it straight from their cafe. Aside from enjoying tea, you can also enjoy choosing from a wide array of flavours and even treat yourself to a decadent baked treat.

Love the tips and tricks we shared above? Which ones are your favourite so far and which activities would you include to your own travel plan? We hope you have a good time when you visit London!

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London Residential Architecture News, chronological:

16 Feb 2021 Eclectic House, Camden

14 Feb 2021 Melbury Studio

14 Feb 2021 Harcombe House

14 Feb 2021 St Georges House

14 Feb 2021 Boscombe House

29 Jan 2021 The Rower’s House, Chiswick, south west London Architects: Loader Monteith photography: Emanuelis Stasaitis The Rower’s House in Chiswick The clients wanted a home with four bedrooms, space to entertain, and an accessible garden – with plenty of space to live and work, as well as a divisible section for a relative to use autonomously. Despite a questionable original design, the couple found the perfect potential property in a quiet corner of London.

1 Feb 2021 Art House, Paddington

4 Dec 2020 Pitched Black House

26 Nov 2020 Sugar House

17 Nov 2020 17 Portland Place Renovations

16 Nov 2020 Regency Villa, Kensington

16 Nov 2020 EC1 Penthouse, Clerkenwell

7 Nov 2020 Winter House Renovations

1 Apr 2020 Contemporary London Penthouse Properties Penthouse Properties London

5 Mar 2020 An Eclectic Victorian Home Extension North London

3 Mar 2020 Slim Studio’s Flat Interior

15 Oct 2019 Fleet House in Hampstead

20 Sep 2019 Aperture House in Islington

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Hoxton House, East London

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26 Jan 2021

Hoxton House

Design: Bradley Van Der Straeten

Location: East London, UK

This Hoxton Terrace House received a colourful, full interior refurbishment. For a client who is a Barbican enthusiast, the palette was able to be strong and eclectic. Beautiful existing features of the building were celebrated, like the exposed steel beams and the old basketball court floors.

With an already open plan kitchen, the existing layout didn’t meet regulations – the challenge was to keep the open functionality and feel while bringing it up to current requirements. Fire rated glazed doors were incorporated on the ground floor to retain visual connections but also contain the kitchen acoustically and for fire separation.

Upstairs, the colour continues with the bedrooms and bathrooms using block colour and simple tiling to make a colourful statement.

What was the brief? A full renovation of a three storey Victorian terraced house. Create an improved open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area whilst meeting the fire regulations. The existing property had a kitchen/dining area that was not meet the current fire safety standards. Create an en-suite bathroom for the first floor bedroom. Improve the daylight intake in the lounge area. Improve connection to the courtyard with large sliding doors. Creating fun spaces.

What were the key challenges? Compactness of all spaces. The existing property had no hallway from the front door to the stairs up to the upper floors, something that doesn’t meet fire regulations. The challenge was to keep that open plan feel whilst meeting the fire regulations.

What were the solutions? A glazed set of steel fire rated doors provide the open plan feel with the hallway, whilst meeting the current fire regulations. A new set of aluminium doors give out to the newly paved courtyard. A walk on rooflight was inserted in the roof of the existing ground floor extension, letting in more light, whilst not compromising on the practicality of the first floor terrace from the rear bedroom. Insertion of a small but colourful mint bathroom on the first floor. Remodeling the family bathroom that housed not only a separate shower and bath, but also a stacked washer/dryer and new boiler above the hidden cistern of the toilet. This same bathroom was injected with bold pink and peach tiles making it very striking as soon as you walk in through the door. Reinterpretation of the typical Victorian dado-rail across the rooms with painted datum lines set out at different heights to inject interest and colour in both bedrooms. Design with light fittings in mind. The Flos String light is a very architectural fitting, allowing the designer to work with the cable in an interesting way.

How is the project unique? The eclecticism of the material choices. Colourful design with simple ideas and tiles. Being bold with colour and persevere with the execution of the design concept from initial sketch to construction. Curation of upcycled pieces of furniture with new fixtures and fittings creating a very personal and unique feel of space.

Who are the clients and what’s interesting about them? Wants to be as anonymous as possible.

Hoxton House in East London, UK – Building Information

Architects: Bradley Van Der Straeten Key products used: Kitchen Devol Worktop Mortise concrete Lights dining Flos String light Tiles bathroom Domus & Strata Bathroom taps Lusso Stone Sliding door Maxlight Steel doors Fabco Ltd.

Completion date: 2020 Building levels: 3

Photography: French + Tye

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15 Nov 2020 Chiswick House Extension

7 Nov 2020 Winter House Renovations

1 Apr 2020 Contemporary London Penthouse Properties Penthouse Properties London

5 Mar 2020 An Eclectic Victorian Home Extension North London

3 Mar 2020 Slim Studio’s Flat Interior

15 Oct 2019 Fleet House in Hampstead

20 Sep 2019 Aperture House in Islington

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20 Aug 2018 Benbow Yard Home, Southwark, South London Design: FORMstudio, Architects photograph © Bruce Hemming Contemporary Home in Southwark This new property is a response to the Mayor of London’s Policy to optimise the re-use of small sites across the UK capital city.

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2 Jan 2016 Madeira Residence, Bromley, South east London Design: Rado Iliev Architect photograph : Assen Emilov New Residence in Bromley

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29 Aug 2020 British Academy Refurbishment, Carlton House Terrace, St. James’s Design: Wright & Wright image © architects British Academy Refurbishment Wright & Wright has started work on a project to remodel the grade I-listed offices of the British Academy in central London. This Carlton House Terrace project won Listed Building Consent this summer.

25 Aug 2020 Institute of Physics, Knowledge Quarter, Keystone conservation area, King’s Cross Design: TateHindle, architects image courtesy of Dragonfly Institute of Physics at King’s Cross Based in ‘the Knowledge Quarter’, part of a 19th century Keystone conservation area in Kings Cross, the new IOP headquarters provides education and exhibition facilities alongside a combination of office and public space with a basement auditorium and exhibition gallery, which are both open to the public.

14 August 2020 Stag Brewery in Mortlake Design: Squire & Partners image courtesy of architects practice Stag Brewery Redevelopment

10 Aug 2020 King’s Cross Sports Hall Architects: Bennetts Associates photo © John Sturrock King’s Cross Sports Hall Building Construction of the brand-new King’s Cross Sports Hall, a community sports centre and gym, located at the north east edge of the 67-acre King’s Cross development, has now completed.

3 August 2020 ‘I Saw The World End still’ London by Es Devlin & Machiko Weston photo courtesy of Es Devlin I Saw The World End still The new commission, I Saw The World End, responds to the moment the nature and consequences of war were irrevocably redefined, reflecting on the impact of the event from both a British and a Japanese perspective.

28 July 2020 Tooley Street Triangle Revealed Tooley Street Triangle, London Bridge

21 July 2020 Around Station Development at South Kensington image courtesy of Save Our South Kensington Campaign South Kensington Station Development A planning application from Transport for London (TfL) and its development partner Native Land (NL) has been submitted for its ‘Around Station Development’ at South Kensington, but local residents and businesses are united in their opposition to the redevelopment scheme.

16 July 2020 Vanguard School in Lambeth, South London Design: Pozzoni Architecture image courtesy of architects office NAS Vanguard School in Lambeth, South London Students at the National Autistic Society’s Vanguard School are settling in after the new free school opened in January.

13 July 2020 Book Tower House Design: Platform 5 Architects photography : Alan Williams Book Tower House The original property contained some Arts and Crafts influenced decorative aspects, which the owners were keen to retain and highlight, while introducing contemporary interventions.

11 July 2020 Peter Morris’s Camden Cloud House Approval

The Cloud House is the vision of architect Peter Morris and TV producer Emily Kennedy. This extraordinary fantastical architecture has been approved for small back street in Gospel Oak.

Peter and Emily have applied for permission to demolish their Victorian home in Vicar’s Road and replace it with two houses.

It is an interesting street, very eclectic, and not in a conservation area.

The couple had initially considered remodelling their homewhich dates from around 1880.

It does not function well, suffering from being damp, draughty and extremely difficult to heat.

The Cloud House will incorporate the current building by recycling its bricks to create a herringbone patterned floor.

The Cloud House in Gospel Oak

7 July 2020 Grenfell Tower Inquiry

3 July 2020 Queen’s Yard in Hackney Wick, East London

2 July 2020 Black Ridge House in Walthamstow

27 June 2020 John Frieda Salon near Oxford Street

25 June 2020 Reimagining Butler’s Wharf photo © Steven Ehrlich Reimagining Butler’s Wharf LFA 2020 The London Festival of Architecture and Butler’s Wharf Riverside Trust launch a new design competition inviting architects, landscape architects, designers and artists to enhance the riverside promenade at Butler’s Wharf.

The competition seeks design solutions that will encourage visitors and residents to use and cherish one of London’s most popular riverside spaces. The winning design will be an imaginative response to the site, connecting users to the space, its surrounding river and buildings, and to the site’s rich maritime and industrial heritage.

22 June 2020 Morden Wharf, Greenwich Peninsula, south east London Design: OMA image : Pixelflakes Morden Wharf Development U+I submits plans for Morden Wharf, a 1,500 homes and employment space within a public park on the River Thames.

19 June 2020 International Quarter London Landscape, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Design: LDA Design image © LDA Design International Quarter London Landscape LDA Design has won a competition to create a playful ‘super nature’ setting for Alison Brooks’s new residential towers on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The towers are part of IQL, an exciting new mixed-use development by Lendlease and London Continental Railways (LCR) in Stratford, east London.

17 June 2020 Maida Smiles Clinic, Sutherland Ave, Little Venice photos courtesy of article provider Dental Clinic in West London “The design inspiration is based around our interpretation of ceramic dental implants which are commonly used in restorative dentistry.”

16 June 2020 Shoffice – Shed Office

15 June 2020 The Music Box in London SE1

11 June 2020 Musicity at Home 2020

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9 June 2020 India Pavilion at the London Design Biennale 2021

The India Pavilion is curated by Nisha Mathew Ghosh – Partner and Design Principal at Mathew and Ghosh Architects, Bengaluru.

India Pavilion London Design Biennale 2021

2 Jun 2020 Redevelopment Of The Ebury Bridge Estate, Westminster Architects: Astudio image courtesy of architecture office Redevelopment Of The Ebury Bridge Estate Westminster City Council announce that construction firm Bouygues UK has won a contract to design and build the first phase of the new Ebury Bridge Estate in Pimlico. Bouygues UK will work with the council and award-winning architectural practice astudio in bringing these designs to life, with the first phase due for completion in 2023.

18 Mar 2020 Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall, 399 Edgware Road Design: Stiff + Trevillion Architects photo : Kilian O’Sullivan Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall

17 Mar 2020 Clippings, Shoreditch Design: HUT Architecture photo : Emanuelis Stasaitis Clippings Office Building Within the large open-plan workspace of a growing tech company, a network of curtains provide Clippings with a flexible and expandable office.

16 Mar 2020 KXU Wellness Hub, 131 Sloane Street Architects: Stiff + Trevillion photo : Kilian O’Sullivan KXU Wellness Hub in Sloane Street A boutique wellness hub based in the 131 Sloane Street development. The exercise space is the basement of George House and opens onto the Pavilion Road courtyard.

15 Mar 2020 Still Life in Hackney, North East London

11 Mar 2020 Polka Theatre in Wimbledon

10 Mar 2020 Southbank Tower in London Relaunch

9 Mar 2020 Alumno Student Residence on Alscot Road in Bermondsey

5 Mar 2020 An Eclectic Victorian Home Extension North London

3 Mar 2020 Slim Studio’s Flat Interior

26 Feb 2020 Eastern Yards, Bankside, London SE1 Design: Make and PLP Architecture image courtesy of architects office Eastern Yards on Bankside Native Land receive planning approval for new proposals for its Eastern Yards site, part of the £1 billion Bankside Yards mixed-use development, in Bankside.

26 Feb 2020 Collector’s Flat, Central London Design: MATA Architects Collector’s Flat Interior in Central London

21 + 5 Feb 2020 Tottenham Pavilion Organisers Respond to Open Letter image courtesy of architecture competition organisers Tottenham Pavilion Competition News A grassroots community project in South Tottenham, London borough of Haringey, responded today to an open letter sent by 23 leading figures in Architecture.

20 Feb 2020 Construction Skills Training Centre Camden

18 Feb 2020 V&A Museum of Childhood Redevelopment News

11 Feb 2020 HS2 Station Designs: High Speed Two Buildings

10 Feb 2020 York House King’s Cross Office Building

5 Feb 2020 Tottenham Pavilion Competition

4 Feb 2020 QS Office Headquarters Building in Mayfair

1 Feb 2020 Terrasse Penthouse Hotel

28 Jan 2020 Grenfell Tower Fire Inquiry Part Two

28 Jan 2020 Grenfell Tower in West London: Fire Inquiry

26 Jan 2020 Portobello Road House in Notting Hill

24 Jan 2020 Pavilion Road Hotel in Knightsbridge

24 Jan 2020 Zaha Hadid Design at Harrods, Knightsbridge

21 Jan 2020 Greville Road Studio Interior

20 Jan 2020 Cozens Place House on the Haringey Ladder, North London

20 Jan 2020 Ruvigny Gardens House Extension in Putney

16 Jan 2020 Chiswick Apartment Building

14 Jan 2020 Principal Tower Building in Shoreditch

13 Jan 2020 Quilter Street House near Columbia Road Flower Market

13 Jan 2020 The Paintworks Apartments in Shoreditch

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