Grade II listed house, Spittalfields, East London

Total refurbishment and extension. Work to secondary garden building
The client brief for the project was to extend this Grade II listed, predominantly panelled, house to provide large living areas, and to totally refurbish the existing smaller rooms with all modern services to be accommodated within the fabric of the building. The solution was a new extension and basement to form 4 large living areas for dining, kitchen, library, photographic studio and living space. In all the new extension and remodeling works insulation has been incorporated behind the facades and micro double-glazed units incorporated into the new glazing. In the basement and studio floors polished fair faced concrete is employed with under floor heating incorporated.
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