Maison de Brique
Architecture Residential Greater London, England, United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland
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1. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_01 The relief brickwork wall between the dining space and courtyard, as viewed from the open-plan kitchen. 3930 px 5895 px 12 MB A3 print |
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2. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_02 The exterior form is composed of four white planes, and a volume and plane of relief brickwork. 4000 px 2667 px 7 MB A4 print |
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3. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_03 4000 px 6000 px 18 MB A3 print |
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4. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_04 3851 px 5776 px 14 MB A3 print |
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5. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_05 Articulated as a vertical, rectilinear plane, the brickwork is visually sandwiched between horizontal white and concrete planes, and terminates vertically in junctions with clear and sand-blasted glazing. 1500 px 2251 px 2 MB Print - Low res only |
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6. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_06 Changes of floor level and frameless roof-lights loosely divide the open-plan kitchen, dining, living and study spaces. 3515 px 5867 px 8 MB A3 print |
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7. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_07 3745 px 6000 px 8 MB A3 print |
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8. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_08 4000 px 6239 px 19 MB A3 print |
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9. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_09 White volumes conceal doors, enabling each area of the ground floor to be completely enclosed as necessary. 5922 px 4000 px 9 MB A3 print |
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10. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_10 Bathrooms and bedrooms to the upper levels employ the same architectural language as the ground floor. 3880 px 5886 px 11 MB A3 print |
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11. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_11 3930 px 5896 px 12 MB A3 print |
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12. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_12 4032 px 2919 px 5 MB A4 print |
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13. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_drawings_01 3000 px 3609 px 570 KB A4 print |
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14. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_drawings_02 3000 px 3962 px 668 KB A4 print |
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15. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_drawings_03 3000 px 7597 px 957 KB A4 print |
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16. Maison de Brique © William Tozer Associates_Before A photo of the rear facade before the construction works 3024 px 4032 px 3 MB A4 print |
Description
Relief brickwork walls to new extensions at the rear of the building reference the street frontage features of the original terrace house. To the ground-floor extension this brickwork takes the form of a sculptural plane, which is visually separated from the rest of the building by a panel of frameless, sand-blasted glass at one end, and glazed doors at the other. Brickwork cladding to all sides of the new dormer volume lends it an improbably heavy appearance atop the original slate roof.
The open-plan ground-floor space is punctuated by rectilinear volumes, loosely dividing the kitchen, dining, living, and study spaces from one another. Doors concealed in these volumes enable varying degrees of enclosure and privacy to these zones, depending on use. A top-lit, double-height stairwell and floor-to-ceiling glazing to the master bedroom create an unusual sense of spaciousness to the roof extension.
Details
| Project size | 188 m2 |
| Completion date | 2019 |
| Building levels | 3 |
Project team
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WILLIAM TOZER Associates | Architects |