Barlby Road
The conversion and extension of two derelict end-of-terrace flats into a comfortable family home in a conservation area
The boundary wall splays away from the building creating an unusual site which the glazed rear extension and terrace capitalise onto, enjoy extensive views on to the south-facing garden.
Passive solar gain is achieved by the overhanging roof which also ensures the kitchen/dining/living-room enjoys low-level winter sun without overheating in the summer months. While its sedum covering improves the building's environmental credentials and the view from the upstairs bedrooms.
Completion
November 2012
Client
Private client
Location
North Kensington, London






Photographs © Nick Kane
Upside-down House
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