A spacious and subliminal expansion
elevates Southwark
elevates Southwark
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A comforting reinvention
This incredibly discreet and contemporary extension seamlessly wraps from the lateral side to the back of the home, finishing with a timber‑skeleton roof that transitions between pitched and flat profiles. The ground‑floor layout flows effortlessly between the front and rear reception spaces, facilitated by new steel supports that have been integrated within the structure. A previously existing kitchen doorway has been closed off, and a utility lavatory now occupies the hallway beneath the stairs. Upstairs, the prior central chamber has been subdivided to establish a private bathroom adjoining the primary bedroom at the front of the house, alongside a family bathroom serving the upper floor.
Project details
Demolish the existing extension.
Extend into the side return and towards the rear creating a wraparound extension.
Construct a timber framed pitched-flat roof.
Increase opening size between front and rear reception, inserting necessary steel beams.
Block up currently kitchen door opening, constructing a WC at the end of the hallway under the stairs.
Divide up the 1st floor middle room to create an ensuite to the front aspect master bedroom and a family bathroom.
Conceal the flank and wall steels to the kitchen.
Replaster the front reception room.
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