Winchester Place, Highgate
The project comprises two new semi-detached family homes in Highgate. The high quality palette of materials and the form of the houses were carefully designed to complement the existing neighbouring houses on Winchester Place, but with a contemporary approach.
The development introduces a coherent and legible form that provides an end to the street and enhances the overall setting of the Highgate Conservation Area. The houses are also bounded by the sports courts to Channing School.
The materials and form complement the existing houses on Winchester Place, through the use of red bricks, the continuation of the semi-detached form and the use of the projecting stone bays.
Each of the houses is spacious with a basement level with lightwells to the front and rear directly connected to the gardens.
The spacious 4 bedroom houses are finished to a high standard of detail, perfect for a large family in London. Each h0use includes a cinema room, feature double-height dining space with gallery above and a balcony opening onto the master bedroom.
Double-height dining space leading to kitchen to the front of the house.
View from gallery study area to the double height dining space below.
Feature stair to the house. An internal slot window also provides a view from the hall down to the double height dining area below.
Balcony area to the master bedroom within the stone bay to the front of the house.
The finishes to the house are contemporary and refined. The houses are provided with generous bathroom spaces.
View of the rear of houses showing the upper floor set back in zinc.
Plan layout of one of the houses at each level.
The project comprises two new semi-detached family homes in Highgate. The high quality palette of materials and the form of the houses were carefully designed to complement the existing neighbouring houses on Winchester Place, but with a contemporary approach.
The development introduces a coherent and legible form that provides an end to the street and enhances the overall setting of the Highgate Conservation Area. The houses are also bounded by the sports courts to Channing School.
The materials and form complement the existing houses on Winchester Place, through the use of red bricks, the continuation of the semi-detached form and the use of the projecting stone bays.
Each of the houses is spacious with a basement level with lightwells to the front and rear directly connected to the gardens.
The spacious 4 bedroom houses are finished to a high standard of detail, perfect for a large family in London. Each h0use includes a cinema room, feature double-height dining space with gallery above and a balcony opening onto the master bedroom.
Double-height dining space leading to kitchen to the front of the house.
View from gallery study area to the double height dining space below.
Feature stair to the house. An internal slot window also provides a view from the hall down to the double height dining area below.
Balcony area to the master bedroom within the stone bay to the front of the house.
The finishes to the house are contemporary and refined. The houses are provided with generous bathroom spaces.
View of the rear of houses showing the upper floor set back in zinc.
Plan layout of one of the houses at each level.
