Hampstead Lane Property, London Residential Architecture, Photos, Architect, Design
Hampstead Lane House
New North London Property: Residence – design by Duggan Morris Architects
19 May 2011
Hampstead Lane London
Design: Duggan Morris Architects
photographs © James Brittain
RIBA Award winner, 19 May 2011
Hampstead Lane House
Love them or hate them, all too often the base position for mid-20th Century houses is renewal and replacement. But here, a self-built structure with compromised spaces has been transformed into a delightful house that truly lifts the spirits.
The character and qualities of the original Brutalist structure remain intact, taking on an altogether different quality when set against the sensitive interventions that define the project. This has largely been achieved by an apparently judicious assessment of which elements of the house should remain intact and in place in order to preserve the integrity and inherent qualities of the original house.
The project has evidently been a labour of love, approached with an appreciation and care for the original house and its history.
Hampstead Lane House – Building Information
Location: Highgate, London N6
Architect: Duggan Morris Architects
Client: Private
Contractor: ME Construction
Structural Engineer: Elliott Wood
Contract Value: £500,000
Date of completion: Feb 2010
Gross internal area: 200 sqm
Hampstead Lane House images / information from RIBA
Location: Hampstead Lane, London, England, UK
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