Source: O`Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects Photography: Rory Gardiner The This intervention at the rear of a home in Dollis Hill in London replaced a 1970’s extension that divided the space into separate kitchen and dining rooms and allowed little connection to the garden. The client’s brief called for more light, more space with ample storage yet without reducing the garden. The response of the re-structured room plac

Source: O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects Photography: O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects The proposal for this end of terrace, three storey 1980’s red brick house in south London, incorporates garage space into the overall plan, with the new kitchen centrally located, flanked by the living space facing the garden and the dining orientated towards the street. The client’s brief called for an unbroken connection on the n

Source: O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects Photography: O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects At the core of this loose gathering of agricultural barns and cottage buildings and additions that has transformed over time are two courtyards, set back from the road. We were commissioned to assist the process of converting the current offices that occupy this strong, yet informal ensemble back to an earlier time of cottage type