The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Case study: 106 Lilford Road by studio HANDS
The house replaces an existing two-storey home in Camberwell, south London, built on an awkward triangular site. Photography by Peter Molloy
Tag: House
StudioFolk gets consent for one-off house next to Britain’s ‘oldest home’
StudioFolk Architects has been granted planning permission for a one-off house in Devon next to what is claimed to be Britain's oldest home
Ted Cullinan’s famous Camden mews house goes on the market
The former Camden mews home of the late architect Ted Cullinan has been put on the market for £1.3 million
Dorset architect submits fresh plans for luxury house after council refusal
A Dorset architect has submitted fresh plans for a luxury new-build home in a neighbourhood in Poole known as Millionaire’s Row after previous proposals were refused planning permission earlier this year
Nikjoo wins consent for ‘playful’ infill scheme in north London
Nikjoo has won planning approval for an infill three-storey house in Gospel Oak, north London, backed by emerging female-led developer Flawk
NIKJOO and Flawk reimagine post-war terraced house in east London
NIKJOO has overhauled a post-war terraced house in Whitechapel, east London, for and with emerging creative developer Flawk
Case study: Six Columns by 31/44 Architects
This south London house is rich in architectural character, combining myriad references with the simple construction of modest materials. Photography by Nick Dearden
Erbar Mattes completes timber framed home in Wimbledon
The low-energy, timber framed family home in south-west London is formed of three sculptural interconnected volumes
Case study: The Little Big House by Knox Bhavan
This Hertfordshire house is designed to cater to the specific needs of its occupant, who is paralysed from the shoulders down, allowing him to be more independent. Photography by Edmund Sumner
Nick Hill Architects brings cohesion to house reworked for artist couple
The design of this retrofitted 1930s building in Blackheath, south-east London, deliberately maintains an ambiguity between the existing and the new