In the vibrant neighbourhood of Clapton, Hackney, this architectural undertaking encompassed a comprehensive renovation and modern extension to a late Victorian House. The singular objective of this project was to revitalise the historical dwelling while introducing a contemporary aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with the existing architectural context.

The strategic placement of a single-storey extension to the rear became the focal point of the endeavour. As an end-of-terrace property, the fortuitous absence of height constraints allowed for an innovative approach to the extension. Elevating the extension considerably, it assumed the characteristics of an atrium or gallery space, offering an expansive and airy ambiance.

This transformative project serves as a testament to the synergies forged between dedicated clients, passionate about realising a contemporary vision, and an engaged contractor committed to excellence. The collaborative effort ensured the preservation of the Victorian building's character while infusing it with modern elements.

The extension, in pristine white with contrasting black Crittall doors, not only amplifies the visual contrast but also enhances the contemporary allure. The design choices mirror the clients' aspirations for a project that is not only modern and airy but also pays homage to the historical roots of the late Victorian House. In the dynamic neighbourhood of Clapton, this renovated and extended dwelling stands as a harmonious blend of past and present, offering a striking example of successful Victorian renovation and modern architectural refinement in Hackney.