An extension to a listed lodge house to a country park house in North London. The entrance gate and house lodge was built in 1898 and was Grade II listed in 1999. The existing structure and interior of the house was renovated sensitivity to preserve
A small pottery studio located on the side addition of an 15th century barn. The wing is believed to originally have been an open animal shelter attached to the original oak frame barn on or about the time of its original construction. The barn is
A remodelling of a typical suburban inter-war semi detached house. The house maximises the permitted volumes to allow a significantly improved plot ratio to create a more sustainable suburban density for family living and home working. A steel frame is inserted to act both as a transfer
A remodelling of an large typical late C20 detached developer house on a corner site in the Hertfordshire Green Belt. The original house was gutted internally and a signifiant volume of the existing masonry structure was propped and replaced with a new steel frame to
An invited international competition judged by Lord Richard Rogers, Itsuko Hasegawa and Enric Miralles. The project is sited in Bloomsbury, London and occupies an empty plot adjacent to the Bloomsbury Theatre. The Petrie Museum houses one of the worlds largest collections of Egyptian and Sudanese archaeology.
An international open competition judged by Sir Peter Cook. A proposal for the Grand Egyptian Museum to house an extensive collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts adjacent to the pyramids at Giza. This global museum allows worldwide access through interactive webcams. Each visit of the virtual visitor is
An international open competition. A proposal for a landscaped park that renovates the existing highline structure in New York. The highline is a 1.6 mile long elevated steel structure that weaves across twenty blocks of the westside Manhattan. Orginally used to carry trains to the docks
An open competition. A project to masterplan the regeneration of two central spaces in Stockport: Mersey Square and St. Peter's Square. The squares are under-used and suffer from bad connection to the existing civic amenities. The submission was shortlisted to the final four and described by the
An open competition by Hawley + Porter. A proposal to masterplan a large area adjacent to the northern station in Osaka, Japan. The development creates a new recreational and cultural quarter together with the opportunity for academic and industrial technologies to work in partnership. The plan
An open competition by Wates judged by Edward Cullinan. A development of the low cost "Maison Modele" project for a UK context. The project is located on a brown-field site in the suburbs of London at Hampton Court incorporating twenty individual dwelling units and a communal