Monsell Road
Monsell Road is an extension to a terraced house in London, creating a new kitchen and garden. The scheme cuts underneath the existing first floor and extends sideways into a redundant passageway at the side of the building. The resulting kitchen has a long glass panel in the roof that casts a block of light which moves along the wall during the day – marking out the time like a clock.
The back wall can be completely removed with folding and sliding doors. The garden was designed as an extension to the kitchen, with a changing brick wall wrapping the space. This results in the garden seeming to be part of the space.
Photography: David Lambert
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