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Floating Corners stands as a compelling example of how contemporary architecture can be harmoniously integrated into the fabric of a historic home. Situated in London’s Telegraph Hill Conservation Area, one of London’s most well-preserved Victorian neighbourhoods, this project opens up a semi-detached period property with a ground-floor side and rear extension to better support modern family life, enhancing space, light, and flow while respecting the character of the original building.  Chris Snook Chris Snook Clearly expressed as a modern addition, the architectural intervention is defined by a striking brick corner that appears to float above glass, visually connecting the dining area to the garden. The extensi... More