Project Details
Description
This mews development of six contemporary townhouses replaces derelict garages and workshops in Islington’s New River Conservation Area. Discreetly positioned behind a listed boundary wall, the gated scheme offers a modern take on Georgian design, with limestone-clad lightwells and granite cobblestones evoking period charm. Each home is uniquely designed with careful attention to layout, materials, and detail.
One standout house features natural stone and dark timber finishes across three levels, centered around a striking open-air atrium. A reflective pool at its base enhances natural light and blurs the line between indoors and outdoors.
Key Features
Construction of six contemporary townhouses replacing derelict garages and workshops within the New River Conservation Area, Islington.
Development designed to harmonize with Georgian surroundings, featuring limestone cladding and granite cobblestone courtyard.
Creation of a gated, discreetly positioned mews behind a listed boundary wall with high architectural sensitivity.
Individualized interior designs emphasizing high-quality materials, natural light, and spatial detailing.
Feature residence (House Six) includes a three-storey open-air atrium with reflection pool and rich palette of natural stone and dark timber.
