Beach House in London by Andy Martin Architecture

Architects: Andy Martin Architecture
Location: London, England
Year: 2015
Photo courtesy: Andy Martin Architecture
Description:

Shoreline House is a renovation to a current 5 room Edwardian home in west London.

Little stayed of the first greatness however its exquisite extents of the Edwardian style. It was chosen to isolate the house in two, with the private ranges restricted to the first upper levels and general society zones to the new back expansion. It was critical that two zones were unmistakably isolated and could be seen on section through the house.

The contemporary expansion is both spatially and really altogether different and our brief here was to make an air of détent. This new space opens uninhibitedly to the perspectives, for this situation a gigantic English cultivate and not the vast ocean. The materials are common and faded. The back expansion’s mass, being controlled by neighborhood arranging, was separated into dull vertical parts to keep it outwardly light and open much like an exquisite shed built of extensive Douglas Fir segments. During the evening this back height takes after a tyke’s dollhouse.

Upstairs the spaces stay as unique and rebuilding was finished to the inward linings just. The dozing spaces stay stifled and calm with just negligible contemporary intercessions, for example, joinery and free fittings.