The Avenue, Queen’s Park

Full restoration, refurbishment and extension of a dilapidated late Victorian red-brick house in Queen’s Park. The entire rear elevation and roof were demolished and the interior was stripped back to shell condition before refurbishment. A new double-storey extension was constructed at the rear and is clad in charred timber and pre-weathered larch. A large stone terrace connects the property to the newly landscaped garden. The sizeable loft allowed two additional storeys to be created, with new ensuite bedrooms, a games room and a secluded play space. The house has a much improved thermal performance and level of airtightness. The significant rebuilding of external walls allowed highly insulated cavity walls, with internal insulation to all remaining original solid masonry.

Design by Architecture for London
Photography by Richard Chivers

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