Angle house is a new built low carbon project providing a family home with home office space on an awkward urban infill site of 150m2 previously partly occupied by a glass cutting builders’ yard.  The new house blends into its residential surroundings with its subtle massing but is decisively contemporary with its slim light-grey bricks contrasted with openings framed in oxide red and minimal details.

Despite the building’s modest appearance on the street, there is no compromise in the generous spaces within, nor with the quality of the internal design features that facilitate exceptional natural light and biophilic experience resulting in a delightful and restful environment.  Furthermore it is designed to be resilient to climate change and with high quality materials chosen from a limited palette to ensure longevity and low maintenance.

The project has been shortlisted for the ‘New London Awards 2020’.

Materials Used: 

1. Internorm – Glazing – Triple glazing timber/aluminium

2. Internorm - Passive house certified entrance door - HT400

3. Green Building Store – MVHR – Paul Focus F200

4. Bespoke Bricks - Brick cladding

5. Porotherm Blocks - Internal Wall

6. Knauf Earthwool - Insulation - Drytherm

7. Proclima Intello Plus – Airtight vapour barrier

8. Porcelain tiles – Porcelain tiles

9. Tedd Todd – Timber floor – Hollington 220mm wide

10. Catalano - Sanitaryware

11. Aston Matthews – bathroom fittings - various

12.Thorsen Joinery – Bespoke joinery

13. IKEA – Kitchen and low unit carcasses

14. Parapan Landau – Kitchen and low unit doors

15. Mortise Concrete – Kitchen worktop

16. VIPP – Kitchen tap

17. VM Zink – Roof cladding

18. Orlight / Deltalight - Lighting

19. Schneider Electrics –Light/data/telecomms/TV fittings - GET

20. Heatmiser – Room Thermostat

Athena Electrics – Photovoltaic panels