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In a leafy Oxford suburb, Sunnymead Twosome delivers a calm and tranquil haven within the city. The architecture cleverly conceals two dwellings behind a symmetrical façade, each boasting its own unique character.
Project name
Sunnymead Twosome
Architecture firm
Adrian James Architects
Location
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Photography
Fisher Studios
This Grade II listed villa in Islington, London was extended and refurbished to create a home with generous spaces for gathering and family life. The rear extension is designed as a stone pavilion.
Project name
Stone House
Architecture firm
Architecture for London
Location
130 Hemingford Road, London, UK
Photography
Building Narratives
A tiny extension; just big enough for a dining room table has created a new layout of family spaces where the whole family can eat, relax and play together. The extension utilises simple architectural devices to connect the original house and garden. The project enhances the sense of space and light, with bespoke joinery connecting different areas.
Project name
MY House
Architecture firm
MW Architects
Location
South London, UK
Photography
French + Tye, MW Architects
At the top of Highgate Hill an old white house faces the entrance to Waterlow Park and overlooks the distant city of London beyond. Its unassuming frontage could be easy to miss, nestled between two much larger more recent buildings on either side and some of the illustrious properties found in the neighbourhood.
Project name
The White House
Architecture firm
MW Architects
Location
Highgate, London, UK
Photography
French + Tye