Скачать или смотреть Phillips House By Brisco Loran In CRYSTAL PALACE, UNITED KINGDOM

Located beside the northern corner of Crystal Palace Park, Phillips House is part of the Dulwich Wood Park estate, built in the late 1950s to the design of architects Austin Vernon & Partners. Comprising a tumble of towers and short terraces, scattered amongst lush mature trees, the estate prevails as a successful example of modernist parkland-fringed housing.
Built with living rooms at first-floor level, and bedrooms higher still, residents of the estate’s terraced homes are lifted to live amongst rich and beautiful tree foliage, leaving the smaller, short-ceilinged, ground-floor spaces somewhat forgotten. Designed to hold an entrance hall, garage, and utility room, the weak point of the homes emerges from the resulting disconnection of occupants from their gardens. Brisco Loran was commissioned to bridge this divide through the rearrangement and extension of the ground floor, whilst works to the upper levels would create a single-bedroom loft extension, second-floor office, and new bathroom.


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Architects: Brisco Loran
Area: 80 m²
Year: 2021
Photographs:Pierce Scourfield
Structural Engineering: Richard Tant Associates
Contractor: LITA Construction
Architect: Brisco Loran
Client: Alice and Alex Phillips
Cabinetry: Constructive and Co
City: Crystal Palace
Country: United Kingdom