Ashton Architecture was appointed to develop proposals for a 9 dwelling mixed-use scheme in Barnet, North London. The proposed redevelopment of the site has been sensitively designed to respond to contextual clues, whilst engaging with extensive stakeholder consultations with local community groups.
Client: SaS Developments
Visualisation by Northgraf
Permitted development extension to an end of terrace property, comprising an angular kitchen designed to take advantage of the sunpath and end of terrace location.
Photography by Agnese Sanvito
Contemporary extension to a substantial family home to provide an open plan kitchen living space with connectivity to the landscaped garden, whilst maintaining privacy for the users through careful placement of structural glazing.
Completed as Project Director at Waind Gohil + Potter
Photography by Morley Von Sternberg
Permitted development roof extension to provide a master bedroom suite to a 1920s property in South London. By concealing all gutters, vents and fascias, simple crisp detailing emphasises the relationship between solid and void.
Photography by GPC
Sensitive modernisation of a 19th century cottage requiring extensive structural works to mitigate the building's chalk walls, finished with clean simple modern detailing to complement the texture of existing building fabric.
Completed as Project Director at Waind Gohil + Potter
Photography by James Potter
Refurbishment and extension of a four storey Victorian townhouse in central London, including a new basement kitchen living space with structurally glazed infill and roof terrace.
Completed as Project Director at Waind Gohil + Potter
Photography by Agnese Sanvito
Overhaul of existing apartment to create a series of contemporary living spaces, using a refined palette of materials and stripping back all linings, exposing structure and maximising light into the triple aspect living spaces.
