Shortlist 2023
Housing the traditional elements of a Russian ‘Banya’—including sauna, bucket shower, and plunge pool—as well as a garden studio, this unusual and inventive project was designed by architects Cooke Fawcett in collaboration with interior designers Black and Milk.
A garage conversion and ground floor refurbishment of a compact courtyard house on a quiet cobbled mews within the Belsize Park Conservation Area.
Breathable House grew from close collaboration with our client who wanted to transform their Victorian terraced house into a light-filled, breathable home, shaped by natural materials.
CLT House is a renovation and extension project transforming a modest mid-century terrace into a bold and sustainable new home.
Inspired by the owner’s enthusiasm for early 20th century expressionist art group Die Brücke this home reinterprets contemporary living through an artist’s lens.
The scheme sought to create the flexibility of a three bedroom two reception house within the footprint of an original small one bedroom flat with a new ground floor wrap around extension.
This home extension is an ecologically sympathetic design. The modernist house sits in a small oasis of protected woodland within the Dulwich Estate which is a conservation area in south London.
This double extension and refurbishment project introduces light and airy lateral living into a previously enclosed ground floor apartment.
Atelier Baulier has remodelled and extended the lower-ground floor flat of an early Victorian house adding a 20 square metre single storey extension spanning the full width of the rear elevation.
Graphic House is an Edwardian home in Hackney that has been transformed by Office S&M to reflect the tastes of its graphic designer owners.
An Edwardian terrace in Muswell Hill was extended and refurbished to create a comfortable, low energy house. The original structure of the house was revealed, its modest beauty celebrated.
The refurbishment of an apartment in Berthold Lubetkin’s Grade II listed Sivill House.
A reimagining of a typical London Victorian maisonette, within the Minet estate Conservation Area, as a place of reflection and sanctuary from the city.
The project is a prototype for urban dense living, where the traditional type of a terraced house backed by a garden has been transformed into a new type - a patio house.
The Secret Garden Flat is a self build project, it is a bedroom extension of a lower ground floor flat and the construction of a garden studio for the architect and his ceramicist partner to work from.