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Brick Townhouse Renovation by William Tozer Associates

London

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December 21, 2017

Architects & Firms

William Tozer Associates

Project size: 4,000 square feet

Program: The existing brick townhouse required a full renovation. The lower level and ground floors were reconfigured to provide spacious, open-plan accommodations for the living, kitchen, dining and library areas. A garden was incorporated to be an extension of the ground floor. The upper floors were rearranged to include five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a cloakroom, storage space, a study, and a playroom.

Location: Dartmouth Park, London

Solution: Being situated in the middle of a Victorian terrace, the house’s exterior treats the historic setting as a found object, preserving the London stock.

Construction and materials: The envelope is Victorian brickwork. The interior has timber-frame construction, white plaster, oak kitchen units, exposed steelwork, and reclaimed oil pine floorboards. Windows are matt black aluminum. New construction was done with block work cavity walls, faced with London stock brick and white paint.

 

Additional Information

Completion date: May 2017

Gross square footage: 4,000 square feet

Total project cost: withheld

Total construction cost: withheld

Client: withheld

Owner: withheld


Credits

Architect:

William Tozer Associates
42–44 New House, 67–68 Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8JY
telephone: +44 (0)20 7404 0675
email: enquiries@williamtozerassociates.com

 

Personnel in architect's firm who should receive special credit:

Dr William Tozer (Principal, Architect)
Tom Shelswell (Architect)
Caitriona Fowler (Architect)
Craig Hutchinson (Architect)
Harpreet Marway

 

Associate architect:

Tom Shellswell, Senior Associate and Caitriona Fowler

 

Interior designer:

Yam Studios

 

Engineers:

Vincent Grant Partnership

 

General contractor:

DG Interiors

 

Photographer:

William Tozer Associates

 

Consultants

Landscape: Styleseed

Other: MLM Building Control

 

 

 

Specifications

Structural System

Steel frame, existing property is London stock brick (sold brick Victorian), with block cavity wall extension.

Exterior Cladding

Masonry: London stock brick, as and where necessary to match existing

Metal panels: Galvanised metal capping to parapets

Wood: Timber cedar decking to form roofing material, over single-ply membrane roof

Roofing

Built-up roofing: Single ply membrane on timber roof deck

Tile/shingles: Existing slate roof refurbished, with new tiles as and where necessary

Windows

Wood frame: Existing sash windows to front of property refurbished with new double glazing
Metal frame: Velfac tilt and turn windows to the rear of the property; Aluminium Schüco ASS70FD French Doors, used as windows.

Glazing

Glass: Pedestrian loaded glass floor to bay window; Laminated glass balustrades; Toughened, glazed glass screens throughout

Skylights: Fixed glazing by Euro Glass (UK); Electronically openable sliding skylight by Glazing Vision

Doors

Metal doors: Aluminium Schüco ASS70FD French Doors; Aluminium Schüco System Sliding Doors ASS70HI Lift and Slide

Sliding doors: Flat panel timber doors with specialist sliding gear from Häfele

Hardware

Other special hardware: Dorma and Allgood Ironmongery throughout
Interior Finishes

Cabinetwork and custom woodwork: Bespoke joinery throughout project, white MDF spray painted panels and custom timber veneer to master dressing room and kitchen.

Paints and stains: Dulux Diamond Eggshell, 'Brilliant White' to walls and ceilings
Special surfacing: Ceasarstone kitchen worktops; Blanco silgranit undermounted basin

Floor and wall tile: Kitchen floor: Marshals (UK) Scoutmoor Yorkstone, Diamond Sawn; Bathrooms: Floor and wall tiles throughout from Marrakech Design, Fired Earth, Grestec, Barber and Osgerby
Resilient flooring: Existing pine timber floorboards, white oiled.

Raised flooring: Tadelakt Morrocan plaster to shower room and master ensuite

Special interior finishes unique to this project: Tadelakt Morrocan plaster to shower room and master ensuite

 
KEYWORDS: brick London

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