The modernity of the garden infill & three storey extension is hidden behind stock brick walls, garden planting & terrace.

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The three storey glazed wall is positioned to provide indirect, reflected light, & to avoid overheating & loss of privacy.

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The glazed wall faces a three storey trellis covered with evergreen climbers.

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Solid windows are alternatively hinged to allow views from the study, but maintain privacy from the master bathroom.

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The central courtyard bounces light into the lower ground floor living spaces.

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White brick piers hold a lattice of oak beams with a large structural glass deck to the terrace above.

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Passive ventilation stacks are incorporated into the white brick corner piers.

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Glass treads & landings on the upper flights bring natural light down to the entry hall.

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Glass treads & landings on the upper flights bring natural light down to the entry hall.

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The traditional stair evolves into a delicate contemporary upper stair. The two are linked by a continuous mahogany handrail.

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A diagonal passage links the contemporary back extension to the existing Victorian house.

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A linear roof light above the back wall balances light from the window wall.

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Vertical fins of Douglas-fir give privacy to the master bathroom.

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The top lit boot room & toilet are under the front garden.

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