Limewash

In north London, Mortimer Road is the renovation and extension of a post-war terraced house that demonstrates how thoughtful design interventions can improve the environmental performance and liveability of an existing home. Working within the constraints of a limited budget and the original building fabric, Fanis Anastasiadis Architecture’s approach combines a rear extension, loft conversion, and comprehensive interior reconfiguration to create a brighter, more energy-efficient dwelling. Rather than relying on extensive reconstruction, the design enhances the performance of the existing structure through targeted upgrades that extend its lifespan and reduce the need for future interventions. FAA ltd FAA ltd ❌︎ Remove... More

This London Refurbishment by Studio 3A is a bold yet sensitive refurbishment of a Victorian semi-detached home in Fulham, London. Designed for a young family, the project transforms a dark, segmented house into a warm, light-filled space rich in materiality and character. Studio 3A reorganised and extended the plan to improve spatial flow and daylight, using natural oak, lime-washed walls, and custom joinery throughout. Caption Caption Taran Wilkhu Taran Wilkhu Taran Wilkhu At the heart of the home is an expressive kitchen, crafted with sculptural marble, oak cabinetry, and fluted textures. Other standout elements include a double sided fireplace, a green velvet-clad cinema room, and an upcycled glass brick bar in... More