A mansard loft conversion rebuilds the rear roof slope as a near-vertical wall, pitched at roughly 72 degrees, with a shallow flat roof above and windows set into the slope. It adds the most usable space of any loft type, which is why it is...
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A hip-to-gable loft conversion rebuilds the sloping end of a hipped roof as a vertical gable wall. This squares off the loft and adds both floor space and head height, which is often what makes a conversion possible in the first place. It suits detached,...
ReadScholars Road is a 36 sqm ground floor extension in Balham, SW12. It took 14–16 weeks to build and cost £70,000 plus VAT for shell and core. The brief was a modern, clean kitchen and dining space with a strong indoor-outdoor connection, built for both...
ReadMilton Road is a 20 sqm ground floor side and first floor rear extension on a Victorian terrace in a Lambeth conservation area, SE24. It took 16 weeks to build and cost £74,000 plus VAT. The brief was to turn a dark, narrow ground floor...
ReadAntill Road is a 26 sqm side infill extension on a house in N15. It took 16 weeks to build and cost £69,000 plus VAT. The brief was a contemporary, practical kitchen where every element earned its place, from storage solutions to a dedicated wine...
ReadMayfield Road is a 50 sqm wraparound ground floor extension on a Victorian terrace in Crouch End, N8. It took 14 weeks to build and cost £87,000 plus VAT. The brief was to expand a closed-off kitchen into the garden, creating one light-filled space for...
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