This South London project introduces a rear ground floor extension that redefines the relationship between the house and its garden. Rather than a harsh edge, the corner of the addition uses a gentle fillet to soften the building mass, encouraging a smooth visual flow toward the outdoor space.

The layout pairs the extension with a reorganisation of the immediate garden to improve usability, movement, and daylight. A unified kitchen, living, and dining space opens directly to the exterior, enhancing visual depth and daily engagement with the outdoors.

The design sits comfortably within its context while introducing a restrained contemporary character, relying on a simple spatial arrangement to support a calm, highly functional living environment.