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Listed House, Theberton Street
Listed House, Theberton Street
London, United Kingdom
Project Featured on May 23, 2014
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Other Projects by Robert Dye Architects
Listed House, Theberton Street
London, United Kingdom
Project Featured on May 23, 2014
Type
YEAR
2013
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
The extension is built under the entire garden in a design that rebalances narrow vertical family spaces for their brief for modern living - but without impacting the listed structure. The gardenwas removed and replaced on top of a fully insulated, well-ventilated concrete and masonry box to provide a new family chill-out space.
In one corner a volume, built from reclaimed bricks, houses new shower / utility space to make a third storey underpinning under the old rear ‘closet’ wing. By separating the garden completely from the house, this extruded masonry box is expressed vertically through fritted structural glazing that makes a bridge for access from the ground level to the walled garden; and the southerly aspect allows angled sun to penetrate the new lower level throughout the day.
In one corner a volume, built from reclaimed bricks, houses new shower / utility space to make a third storey underpinning under the old rear ‘closet’ wing. By separating the garden completely from the house, this extruded masonry box is expressed vertically through fritted structural glazing that makes a bridge for access from the ground level to the walled garden; and the southerly aspect allows angled sun to penetrate the new lower level throughout the day.
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