Das Mehrfamilienhaus mit 5 Wohneinheiten grenzt sich zur Straße auf der Nordseite und zur Nachbarbebauung auf der Ostseite hin ab und öffnet sich nach Süden und Westen zum Grün der rückwärtigen Gärten des Wohnkarrees. Eine vertikale Staffelung unterstützt die Abgrenzung zu den östlichen Gebäuden. Zurückgesetzte Loggien ermöglichen Privatsphäre innerhalb der Wohneinheiten. Das zurückgesetzte Dachgeschoss gliedert die Baumasse zusätzlich, wodruch ein angenehm gestaffeltes Bauvolumen entsteht, der den monotonen Wohnbauten in der Umgebung entgegen steht. Eine Holzschalung aus vertikalen Latten soll die Holzbauweise auch optisch nach außen tragen. Mittels einer Erdwärmepumpe soll das Gebäude fast energieautark betrieben werden. Dem immer mehr auftretenden Überhitzen in den Städten soll der Einsatz von viel Grün, wie z.B. einem komplett extensiv begrünten Dach, entgegenwirken.

Dettaglio Balcone. Il progetto lavora sulla scansione ritmica della facciata, dove gli elementi verticali in metallo dialogano con i volumi pieni della muratura. Abbiamo studiato l'illuminazione non come semplice accessorio, ma come materiale costruttivo capace di esaltare la profondità delle logge e la tridimensionalità dell'edificio anche nelle ore serali.

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Irving Road Toorak - 2 Luxury Apartments Each apartment has a basement garage, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, powder room, kitchen, family, meals, laundry, formal lounge & dining, outdoor entertaining and a Schindler lift and o

In the heart of the 6th arrondissement in a handsome 18th century building, a cramped two-bedroom apartment became a luxurious loft. It boasts high ceilings and large windows overlooking the charming rue Christine. The integrated dressing room and bedroom have been thoughtfully designed; the bathroom and kitchen are sleek and chic. The overall feeling of the apartment is seductive and inviting.

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Hotel 5 étoiles Relais et Châteaux

Simply two way bi-folding doors were added to this modest extension to allow it to flow seamlessly into the garden.

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New Crittal doors open into a new terraced area, integrating the inside with the outside and bringing natural light into the new extension.

Of the two sides of joinery we supplied, one of them included elegant French doors that opened out to the existing patio area. Welcoming all to the grand multi-levelled garden. The third wall was built using bricks to match those from the existing building. Cleverly concealing a short alley that led to a Garden store, whilst also providing the opportunity for a gallery wall internally. Adjacent to the orangery, we removed the existing bay area and introduced a small extension to match the timeless style of the orangery and provide a more usable and well-balanced dining room.

Working with Warren and Mahoney Architects, we were proud to be part of the team breathing new life into the Spanish Club. Our framework echoed the building’s distinctive façade and vibrant streetscape, delivering crafted interior touches inspired by New York loft living with a distinctive Spanish flair.

This project involved the remodelling of the ground and first floors and a small rear addition at a Victorian townhouse in Notting Hill. The brief included opening-up the ground floor reception rooms so as to increase the illusion of space and light, and to fully benefit from the view of the landscaped communal garden beyond. Photography: Bruce Hemming