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Case study: Overcast House by Office S&M
Office S&M has completed an appropriately colourful kitchen extension-cum-studio for a colour consultant’s home
Kitchens & bathrooms
Case studies and product information about kitchens and bathrooms
St Albans Place by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Providing accommodation for nearly 400 students, this scheme for client VITA Student is formed of three towers, the tallest of which stands at 18 storeys. Photography by Will Pryce and Richard Battye
Bumpers Oast by ACME
A nod to the traditional Kent oast house, this four-bedroom home was built with a timber frame and the expertise of local trades and craftsmen. Photography by Jim Stephenson
Shelter From The Storm by Holland Harvey Architects
A homeless shelter centred around a community café and kitchen. This project features a welcoming palate of materials and colours to emphasise comfort and homeliness. Photography by Nicholas Worley.
Southgrove Road by From Works
This green-stained kitchen was inspired by a photograph of a moss-covered rock with a material palette local to the Peak District. Photography by Mark Hillyer, True North Photography
Case study: Streatham and Clapham High School Dining by Cottrell & Vermeulen
The recently completed second phase provides a ground floor extension with dining hall, a ceramic tiled school entrance and internal refurbishments. Photography by Anthony Coleman
Vault House in York by Studio Ben Allen
Refurbishment and extension of a Victorian terraced house overlooking the River Ouse. Photography by Mel Yates and 24mm Photography
Beresford Road by Russian for Fish
This revitalisation of a Victorian flat turns a dark, neglected part of a home into somewhere bold, contemporary and welcoming. Photography by Peter Landers
The Building Centre WC and Café by Roz Barr Architects
The refurbishment project was an opportunity to showcase product innovation. Photography by John Maclean
Ebb and flow: Marsh Hill by Mole Architects
AJ Specification case study: Mole Architects has designed a house in Suffolk with a main space as lofty as the view is wide. Photography by David Butler