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Picture framed views of Canonbury from the orangery.

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Townhouse Orangery | Architect for Canonbury | North London

A fine Islington townhouse in Canonbury is being refurbished and enlarged by forresterarchitects. A new large kitchen is being extended on the first floor to form a largely glazed orangery. With unrestricted views to the rear. There is an opportunity to provide a large picture window arrangement. We are currently working on feasibility studies on the configuration of the glazed panels which will be arranged to respond to the rich variety of windows to the rear facade.

Islington

14
May

A stepped extension and garden studio to Hackney.

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Garden Studio | Architects for Hackney | forrester architects.

forresterarchitects are working with a repeat client on a full maisonette refurbishment in Hackney, North London. The maisonette has been remodelled significantly and a new lower ground extension has been added to provide two separate dwellings. A new garden studio to the rear will provide ancillary accommodation direct access to the rear garden. A new loft studio is provided to the top floor and the existing garage will be reconfigured to provide a discreet side entrance

Hackney

07
Apr

A new double height art gallery to a house refurbishment in Hampstead.

Posted by admin / Extensions & Conversions, Interior Design, Listed Buildings & Conservation, Refurbishment

House Refurbishment | Architect for Belsize Park | Camden, North London

A new gallery space forms part of the brief to a new full house refurbishment in Belsize Park, London. The house is tired but retains some interesting period features to the wall frieze and ceilings. It does need to be extended to provide an appropriate level of accommodation for entertaining. A key need of the brief is to provide an art gallery for the client and it seems a double height space to the rear of the house is well suited. The rear elevation aims to reconnect the house with the garden and provide a unique architectural solution.

To the top of the house, the windows are under-sized and the bedroom spaces seem a secondary consideration. We aim to open the roof space to provide a modern loft style environment for the children. The master bedroom will occupy the first floor in its entirety with a new bathroom, dressing room and study with great views over the city of London.

Camden