London extension

In London, a much-loved garden serves as a focal point for a rear extension of a Victorian mid-terrace house in the Conservation Area of Haringey. Designed by Amos Goldreich Architecture, the project arranges a sequence of living spaces around the garden and internal courtyard that provides a connection to greenery on the tight urban site. Courtesy Amos Goldreich Architecture Oak-clad beams spanning the width of the expansive open plan kitchen and dining area create a rhythm that draws the eye towards the garden, which is accessed through sliding glass doors. As a unifying gesture, oak cladding is used to extend seamlessly out to a large bay window that projects over a fish pond, and up into the wells of the frameless skylights that c... More