Burnt Ash Hill Mansion Our transformational project at Burnt Ash Hill, in the borough of Lewisham near Lee, provides comprehensive design proposals for the refurbishment, adaptation and careful extension of a quirky, substantial detached residence, originally built around the turn of the XX Century for the
Tyrwhitt Loft An exercise in lateral thinking and spatial efficiency, this little project nestled in the Brockley Conservation Area remodelled and reorganised the top floor flat of a historic house along Tyrwhitt Road, to improve and increase the existing spaces. The project concept was underpinned by
Wickham House This beautiful residential refurbishment transforms the ground floor of this historic house in the heart of the Brockley Conservation Area, opening up the space with new, generous glazed doors facing the rear and a luxurious stone stair leading down to the patio and the
Acland House The project comprises a ground floor and loft extension, providing new and improved domestic spaces for a family of four, with expansive views over the generous garden at the back. The reconfigured ground floor required a complete rethinking of the spatial and functional relationship
Blackheath House Projects like this don't come too often! This 1930s detached house of merit within the Westcombe Park Conservation Area near Blackheath was a true gem in need of a new lease of life, after being acquired by a couple of young professionals who struck
Rosecroft House A very discerning client appointed us to transform his two bedroom ground floor flat, located in the Redington & Frognal Conservation Area in Hampstead (North London), to increase the floorspace whilst also bringing light and views of the rear garden deep into the living
Chapel House Barn The restoration and creative adaptation of this Grade II listed barn in the heart of Hertfordshire required a sensitive approach to the complex history of this building. Dating back to the XVII Century, the original timber framed threshing barn has been extended in
Cork Street Studio Director Veronica Um was Rolfe Judd Architects' Associate in charge for the design and delivery of this significant development in Central London. Cork Street represents a complex, mixed-use redevelopment which fronts onto two established and well-known streets in the Mayfair Conservation Area. New
Old Admiralty Building Our Studio Director Il'ic Testoni led BDP's refurbishment and creative adaptation of the 1890’s Grade II listed building facing Horse Guards Parade, providing flexible, adaptable working environment to accommodate a Government Department’s staff, collaborators and visitors. The project delivered 24,000m2 of high quality
Somerset House East Wing The refurbishment and creative adaptation of Sir William Chamber’s masterpiece was led by Studio Director Il'ic Testoni whilst working with BDP. This transformative project sensitively reinstated the heavily modified interiors of the building, , to accommodate new cultural and academic facilities for