Working with an existing interwar terraced house on a sloped site, Khan Bonshek have proposed a timber clad rear extension which makes use of the changing levels to create a generous hight and a half, timber clad, living space.

Utilising a brick plinth, openable panels and a push-pull massing to the rear facade Khan Bonshek have created an efficient layout, with allowance for intimate spaces and texture.

A timber outbuilding on stilts will provide a sound proofed studio space, minimising the buildings impact on the ground  whilst mitigating the risk of flooding.

More to come shortly.

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