Start on Site – D1 House

D1 House, a new family home designed on behalf of developer D Homes Ltd, has started on site in Fulham.

The contemporary but compact 1,470 sqft home has been designed to be fully open plan within the living areas and accommodates a generous master bedroom suite.

The development is the initial home to start on site with D Homes and is due for completion in Spring 2020.


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Completion – Fulham Penthouse

The new extension adds an additional storey to an existing top floor flat,  above commercial premises, at 526-528 Fulham Road.

The extended mansard slope to the additional storey continues the rhythm of the existing elevations to the property and the design for the new extension picks up on existing features and matches the materials of the building.


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Immersive Interior 3D Models

AUA has the ability to create in-house interactive 3D models which provide the ability for clients to experience immersive interiors.

These models allow clients to experience the interior design of spaces during the early concept stages as well as marketing.

Click link to see an example

 

 


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Completion – Couture House, Kensington

The Couture House, designed by AUA, nears completion. The project modifies an existing end of terrace house in Kensington by converting the previous garage into a simple & modern side extension over 3 floors. A frameless glass corner window reflects the double height interior space of the entrance and a recessed vertical column of glazing addresses the change of material on the side elevation.

 

For further details of the project visit:-

www.au-architects.com/project/couture-house/


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BREEAM Very Good – Cradle Bridge

Cradle Bridge Retail Park in Trowbridge, has achieved a ‘Very Good’ rating within the Building Research Establishment environmental assessment method (BREEAM 2014) for shell construction. This brownfield site, in the past accommodated by the Peter Black Toiletries factory but has remained vacant for several years, has been redeveloped into a prime retail park at the southern gateway to Trowbridge Town Centre.

 

For further details of the project visit:-

www.au-architects.com/project/cradle-bridge/


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Planning Consent – Cobham House bR

Elmbridge Council has granted consent for the remodeling and extension to an existing single dwelling house in Cobham, Surrey.

AUA’s design proposal seeks to provide a modern living environment by creating a contemporary ground floor extension which extends into the rear garden to provide open plan entertaining space to this family home.

The scheme also includes full re-modelling of the interior, loft conversion and restoration to the front elevation of the property.


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Press – Build It Magazine

AU Architects’ Chiswick House features in the November 2017 issue of Build It Magazine.

The article highlights the first steps of designing the project, how the planning process was navigated and the smooth progress of how AUA worked together with the client to take the design from technical drawings through to build completion.

For more information on the project view here:-

http://www.au-architects.com/project/chiswick-house/


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Planning Consent – WBR Apartments

The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham has granted consent for the creation of 5No. new residential apartments on Wandsworth Bridge Road. This scheme forms part of an overall redevelopment and regeneration to a parade of terraces to create a total of 8 No. new apartments together with new ground floor retail units.

The main alterations to the property are to the rear of the building through the creation of new basement accommodation, glass lightwells, above ground extensions and loft conversions. The front of the property will be restored and refurbished back to its original vernacular to respect the protected parade within Studdridge Street Conservation Area.

 

For further details of the project visit:-

www.au-architects.com/project/wbr-apartments/


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