Tactile House / Thomas & Spiers
Tactile House is a split-level family house in Dulwich. The project was for a ground floor rear extension, loft conversion and internal alterations throughout.
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Architects: Thomas & Spiers
Location: United Kingdom
Lead Architects: Emily Seymour-Taylor
Engineer: TZG
Consultant: New Smart Living
Client: Emma Fairclough
Area: 238.5 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: James Whitaker, Billy Bolton, Emily Seymour-Taylor
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Text description provided by the architects. Tactile House is a split-level family house in Dulwich. The project was for a ground floor rear extension, loft conversion and internal alterations throughout.
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The ground floor spaces are defined by a varied playground of textures and materials for interactive family living. A mix of materials including painted steel, exposed brickwork, ceiling levels and textures, plywood and rope curtains create specific areas for playing, relaxing and eating.
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Proposed Ground Floor
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The upper floors are reconfigured to open up bedrooms and bathrooms with a focus on shaping modern and clear interiors. Unique features, such as the reading nook in the upstairs loft, provide spaces to relax with natural light and joinery for handy storage.
© James Whitaker
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© James Whitaker
Architects: Thomas & Spiers
Location: United Kingdom
Lead Architects: Emily Seymour-Taylor
Engineer: TZG
Consultant: New Smart Living
Client: Emma Fairclough
Area: 238.5 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: James Whitaker, Billy Bolton, Emily Seymour-Taylor
© Billy Bolton
Text description provided by the architects. Tactile House is a split-level family house in Dulwich. The project was for a ground floor rear extension, loft conversion and internal alterations throughout.
© James Whitaker
The ground floor spaces are defined by a varied playground of textures and materials for interactive family living. A mix of materials including painted steel, exposed brickwork, ceiling levels and textures, plywood and rope curtains create specific areas for playing, relaxing and eating.
© James Whitaker
Proposed Ground Floor
© James Whitaker
The upper floors are reconfigured to open up bedrooms and bathrooms with a focus on shaping modern and clear interiors. Unique features, such as the reading nook in the upstairs loft, provide spaces to relax with natural light and joinery for handy storage.
© James Whitaker
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