Independent Place / MWArchitects
The client wanted a new extension which was of a similar size to the existing conservatory, but with a bit more climatic stability, a little less glare and more privacy whilst still retaining light and the relationship to their modest Dalston garden. The clients were keen to embrace a unique design solution.
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Architects: MWArchitects
Location: Greater London, United Kingdom
Architect In Charge: Matthew Wood, Stephanie Reid
Area: 25.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: French + Tye
Structural Engineers: Structure Mode
Contractors: E&C Building and Design
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Text description provided by the architects. The client wanted a new extension which was of a similar size to the existing conservatory, but with a bit more climatic stability, a little less glare and more privacy whilst still retaining light and the relationship to their modest Dalston garden. The clients were keen to embrace a unique design solution.
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MW Architects, in close collaboration with Structure Mode, designed a lightweight roof comprised of a lattice of beams which curve in both directions, with a stressed plywood skin. The roof is supported along the rear edge and on six square steel columns.
After Isometric
The design utilises the existing conservatory foundations and retains the floor slab including underfloor heating and tiles ...
© French + Tye
Architects: MWArchitects
Location: Greater London, United Kingdom
Architect In Charge: Matthew Wood, Stephanie Reid
Area: 25.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: French + Tye
Structural Engineers: Structure Mode
Contractors: E&C Building and Design
© French + Tye
Text description provided by the architects. The client wanted a new extension which was of a similar size to the existing conservatory, but with a bit more climatic stability, a little less glare and more privacy whilst still retaining light and the relationship to their modest Dalston garden. The clients were keen to embrace a unique design solution.
© French + Tye
MW Architects, in close collaboration with Structure Mode, designed a lightweight roof comprised of a lattice of beams which curve in both directions, with a stressed plywood skin. The roof is supported along the rear edge and on six square steel columns.
After Isometric
The design utilises the existing conservatory foundations and retains the floor slab including underfloor heating and tiles ...
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