Single-storey building with standing-seam roof and brick plinth, Convent Close

Dark-clad garden building with brick walls and metal roof, Convent Close

Charred timber cladding beside a window with blinds, Convent Close

Standing-seam roof next to a run of solar panels, Convent Close

New house built around a listed garden wall, Convent Close, London

Built on the grounds of a listed convent in London, this was a highly complex new build. The central spine of the house is the listed kitchen garden wall with the house designed to look like greenhouses on one side and timber sheds on the other, whilst achieving passive house levels of insulation and energy generation.

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