This East London scheme addresses the needs of a young family with two children, transforming an early 20th century end of terrace house into a long term home that goes beyond a conventional extension.

Located next to a London Underground line, the design introduces a protective external layer, using a perforated brick screen to filter light, movement, and noise while creating a calm buffer for the interior.

The spatial organization incorporates a double storey and roof extension alongside a complete internal reconfiguration. Daylight and circulation define a calm, minimalist interior focused on visual clarity. Externally, a simple terrace connects the house to a largely natural garden, allowing the scheme to sit quietly within its urban context.