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Peter Landers Photography

Luc Boegly

Small House

Photography Credit: Pippa Wilson Photography. This exterior shot of the rear extension of this Victorian terrace house shows the dark wood outdoor deck area, complemented by the dark wood fence, which offsets the pale oak engineered herringbone flooring of the open plan kitchen diner.

Nestled within the vibrant and trendy London Borough of Hackney, this project showcases the transformative potential of architectural innovation on a constricted urban site. Faced with the challenges of rights to light, underground services, and the stringent regulations of a conservation area, EllisMiller expertly navigated these complexities to create a stunning modern three-storey residence with a basement. The design philosophy prioritizes harmony with the surroundings, as the house discreetly sits behind a garden wall, rendering it almost invisible from the street. This thoughtful placement not only enhances privacy but also allows the residence to blend seamlessly into its urban context. Inside, the home boasts light and airy spaces, with an open layout that invites natural light to flow freely. The concrete and timber structure is deliberately exposed throughout, celebrating the raw beauty of the materials. The interior finishes feature a subdued palette of natural materials, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that complements the modern aesthetic. The exterior showcases high-quality, handmade bricks imported from Denmark, further enhancing the home’s refined character. This project stands as a remarkable example of what can be achieved when skilled architects collaborate to unlock the full potential of even the most challenging sites. At EllisMiller, we believe that great design can thrive in any context, and this residence is a testament to our commitment to excellence and innovation in architecture. Experience the beauty of this urban retreat, where thoughtful design meets the demands of modern living. Key Features: - Three-storey modern home with basement - Strategic design to navigate site constraints - Discreetly located behind a garden wall - Bright, airy interiors with exposed concrete and timber - High-quality handmade bricks from Denmark - Sustainable and natural material palette

Recupero di edificio d'interesse storico

Vincent Lee

“The trees still sway, the wind, daylight, darkness and moonlight pass through the openings as through so many inner branches. Anyone taking shelter in its floors will certainly feel the rustle and rush of breeze. It’s enough to inspire nostalgia for a childlike appreciation of things.” -Phyllis Richardson, XS Extreme, Thames & Hudson, London

Sébastien Strycharski, photographe

Kate Holmes Photographer

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