“A well considered reinvention of the traditional mews house for contemporary London living”
Cannon & Kirk
Project Description:
The brief in Rose & Crown Yard is to replace two poorly set out flats arranged over garages and a redundant electricity sub-station. The proposed new development is for two terrace houses arranged over basement, ground and two upper floors. Each is complete with a secure garage space.
The scheme, set in the context of the mixed-use commercial and domestic London mews, adopts a simple brick form with carefully proportioned windows and façade. Natural light is a premium in this location, thus great care has been given to roof lights as well as boosting the outline of façade windows.
- Release Date: Planning consent granted Summer 2017, Completion due Spring 2019.
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