Harcombe / forresterarchitects
Save the London Roof_ The London butterfly roof returns to non-conformist Stoke Newington, North London.
© Adam Scott
Architects: forresterarchitects
Location: Stoke Newington, London, UK
Area: 40.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Adam Scott
Client: Kenny Forrester
© Adam Scott
Save the London Roof_ The London butterfly roof returns to non-conformist Stoke Newington, North London.
© Adam Scott
The London roof is fast disappearing! As people don?t move and improve their homes, converting the roof space no longer protects the distinct parapet roofline.
© Adam Scott
Keen to avoid the mundane lean-to extension, the new rear extension is a modern interpretation of the traditional London Roof form.
© Adam Scott
The roof provides an enlivened architectural language to the rear gardens of this mid-terraced house in North London. The ?butterfly? roof is expressed internally as exposed timber rafters and provides a dynamic architectural feature and natural warmth to the living room.
Section
The original ceiling height was too low for a living room so it was necessary to excavate to create a more generous room volume. The new living floor level has been reduced to provide a ceiling height more in keeping with the rest of the house and has ...
© Adam Scott
Architects: forresterarchitects
Location: Stoke Newington, London, UK
Area: 40.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Adam Scott
Client: Kenny Forrester
© Adam Scott
Save the London Roof_ The London butterfly roof returns to non-conformist Stoke Newington, North London.
© Adam Scott
The London roof is fast disappearing! As people don?t move and improve their homes, converting the roof space no longer protects the distinct parapet roofline.
© Adam Scott
Keen to avoid the mundane lean-to extension, the new rear extension is a modern interpretation of the traditional London Roof form.
© Adam Scott
The roof provides an enlivened architectural language to the rear gardens of this mid-terraced house in North London. The ?butterfly? roof is expressed internally as exposed timber rafters and provides a dynamic architectural feature and natural warmth to the living room.
Section
The original ceiling height was too low for a living room so it was necessary to excavate to create a more generous room volume. The new living floor level has been reduced to provide a ceiling height more in keeping with the rest of the house and has ...
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