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The Curve
Currently in development, the project responds to a compact 1930s kitchen with a new space for cooking, dining and gathering, opening the house towards the south facing garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
Rear Elevation
The existing rear elevation of this typical 1930s semidetached house has only a limited relationship with the south facing garden, despite its generous aspect and abundance of natural light.
Concept Sketch
Design development sketch showing a modest extension that prioritises light, openness and a stronger connection to the garden.
Model
Study model exploring the curved corner, which responds to the slanted site boundary while maintaining a generous route around the extension and into the garden.
Existing Ground Floor Plan
The original ground floor was organised around a compact kitchen and a series of disconnected rooms, with limited natural light and little connection to the south-facing garden.
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
The proposed layout reconfigures the ground floor around a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a modest rear extension creating a brighter home and a stronger relationship with the garden.
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