Shortlist

Terzetto unlocks a contemporary haven in Hampstead, using calm materiality and sharp craftsmanship to create a textural and natural extended two-bedroom apartment which is at one with the elements and its environment.

A deep retrofit of a cold, leaky and uninspiring 1970s building using predominantly natural, local or recycled materials has led to a warm, low-energy and fossil fuel free home, with future resilience and enabling more self-sufficiency for the family.

A lightweight double height extension forms part of a full renovation to a Victorian terraced house in London.

Remodelling of a 1970s split-level house located in Hackney. The renovation has future-proofed the house for modern living, enhancing the home’s energy efficiency, whilst bringing natural light deep into the plan.

 A reinvention of an existing terraced house in south London into a thoughtfully designed home and gallery that reflects the owners’ vision for a versatile environment.

VATRAA transformed a former HMO into a personalized family home designed around well-being and sustainability. The design reflects the family’s passions, with tailored spaces for music, fitness, and reading. A sunken extension creates a enhanced connection with the garden.

As a glulam framed addition to a top floor flat in Holland Park, acting as prototype for similar rooftop opportunities, Upper Addison Gardens offers open plan loft-style living with a south facing terrace enjoying views out over the rooftops of West London.

Hands-on Home is a self-built renovation of a 1970s property, created over five years by the homeowners, combining family effort, craftsmanship, and a thoughtful, DIY step-by-step approach.

Remodelling of a mid-terraced Victorian house, drawing on the clients’ passion for photography and nature by connecting with a cluster of mature trees through a series of framed apertures.

This project involves the rear extension and reconfiguration of a compact lower-floor flat within a Victorian terraced row. The design includes plaster finishes both internally and externally, a sunken conversation pit, and integrated joinery.

Hope Villa - A super sustainable home in Peckham, South London.

A playful rethinking of a ground floor house in Leytonstone, placing the heart of the home between the living spaces and the garden with a new kitchen and dining space that opens up in expressive and playful ways into the garden.

A substantial modern rear extension to a semi-detached, doubled-fronted property dating from the late Victorian era. The work also included a loft extension, a basement excavation and rethinking key living and sleeping spaces.

A reconfiguration of a duplex apartment in Camden. The design features a full width skylight that spans the entire width of the property and a monolithic sculptural wall that serves both as a threshold between inside and out and a multifunctional piece of furniture.