Historical Buildings
This project involves two historic, four-storey listed buildings in Stoke Newington, with a focus on improving the quality and functionality of the living spaces while respecting the architectural and historic significance of the properties.
The internal layouts of the flats were carefully reorganised to make better use of the available space, improve functionality and create comfortable living environments, while responding sensitively to the character and historic fabric of the listed buildings.
In addition to the interior works, the project included improvements to the external landscape and the introduction of a new accessible ramp to the rear of the buildings, providing improved access for residents and a better connection to the communal outdoor space.
Given the listed status of the properties, each amendment was developed with careful consideration of the existing fabric and heritage significance.
EB Architecture successfully secured planning permission and Listed Building Consent, ensuring that the proposed alterations balanced the needs of contemporary living and improved accessibility with the sensitive conservation of these historic buildings.
Client
Residential / Listed Buildings
Location
London Borough of Hackney
RIBA Plan of Work
Stage 01 – Preparation & Briefing
Stage 02 – Concept Design
Stage 03 –Spatial Coordination & Planning Submission
"Emanuela has worked on at least four major projects with us over the last few years, and all have been successful. She is always professional, quick, efficient, and enthusiastic. She is up to date with all the latest regulations, and her designs are always successfully approved quickly. We will certainly continue to use Emanuela for all our future architectural projects."
Amy C.
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