Concept Design, the proposal seeks to demolish the existing buildings on the site and replace with residential accommodation.

The concept provides for two residential blocks set around a landscaped courtyard. The courtyard provides garden amenity space whilst also providing a buffer for the new residential development facing the site.

The Proposal

The proposal seeks to demolish the existing buildings and redevelop the site to create a new hall and community space on the ground floor and basement, together with residential accommodation on the upper floors. It follows a similar concept to the neighbouring site, with the building set around a courtyard. The landscaped courtyard forms a focus for the mixed use building opening views southwards towards the new development; unlocking the potential of this currently inward looking site.

The building uses a simple material quality to compliment the neighbouring buildings, London Stocks brickwork together with Zinc roof tiles provide a simple yet contemporary palette of materials. Deeply set aluminium windows, together with brickwork detailing will provide a subtle layer of contemporary detail to the structure.

The site is in an area with a high Ptal rating, we would anticipate that on-site parking would only be required for disabled users, ground floor flat G.01 M4(3) and the hall.

The proposal is set around a landscaped courtyard of high quality paving and planting, the new footprint occupies 300 sqm compared to the existing 440 sqm, allowing for improved external spaces and landscaping.

It provides nine flats in-line with the Nationally described space standards and the London Plan, M4(3) accommodation on the ground floor, including external amenity space, private and shared; gardens and balconies.

The proposal provides for a relatively modest sized house of 89 sqm over two storeys. The ground floor aligns with the street level and provides level access from the road to its own private entrance.

The proposal sits outside of the root protection area of the tree, and it aligns with the neighbouring house (currently under construction) at no. 16.

The house provides for open plan contemporary accommodation over two levels. The main living spaces are located on the lower ground floor with two bedrooms above.

The slope of the sites allows for the building to be set into the garden, allowing for a single storey from the street level, and a storey and a half to the garden elevation. This provides for a low impact massing on the site, which is further enhanced by the roof profile, sloping down towards the mansion block on the site.

The project has developed from a feasibility study to provide 5 flats including a pre-app, then as two houses and this final scheme a single contemporary house set within its own plot. 

Ai rendering has provided a unique insight into a various material palettes that has allowed us to expand our view beyond the simple material palette offered locally. 

Whilst this would challenge the Planners perspective we feel it provides a developed palette, not simply copying the surroundings.

Typology Achitects were commisioned by an Argentinian Artist and DJ to provide a new build, upside down house on this narrow 3.75m wide site in Bethnal Green.  The house provides two bedrooms on the ground floor with living accommodation on the first & second floors comprising; a kitchen, bathroom and roof terrace, site area 30sqm

Typology Architects were commissioned by Garbe Development GmbH to renovate this Grdae lI Listed Warehouse in Bradford, developing and converting the use from B1 commercial to C3 residential providing a mix of high end contemporary apartments.

Design Architects

Typology Architects were commissioned by Palatium Properties to develop this under-used site on a steeply sloping plot close to Purley Train Station. The existing family house is to be demolished with a new 4-5 storey apartment block containing 9 flats, parking and associated landscaping, compliant with the London Plan, local development planning policies and revised Building Regs Part B legislation.

Set within a cluster of Listed buildings and in the Calverley Park Conservation area, this sensitive reworking of the interiors provides updated contemporary living whilst retaining the integrity and proportion of the original structure.

Previously converted into three flats this London town house is to under-go a complete transformation restoring the house to its former glory. The original construction is revealed in this series of intriguing photos; stripping back the structure before construction starts. Due for completion summer 2024.

We strive to produce light filled interiors with a cool palette of natural materials; wood, stone, white washed walls. 

Glass cube intervention Riverside Warehouse Apartment Bankside London.

Complete house refurbishment and extensions to dramatically reconfigure the house adding an additional 100sqm to this existing detached house.

Plan, Section, Elevation, Sketch, Photomontage; developing ideas through mixed media.