This project involved a series of carefully considered external upgrades to a Grade II listed townhouse overlooking Kew Green. The works focused on enhancing the building’s approach and entrance sequence. They aimed to improve accessibility and usability while preserving its historic character.
The house is part of a late-18th-century terrace, defined by its yellow brick façade, stucco detailing, and traditional sash windows. The design approach drew closely on the building’s existing architectural language, with new elements informed by historic detailing and proportion. Subtle references to existing motifs were incorporated to ensure a cohesive and integrated outcome.
Specialist craftspeople executed the works. They used traditional materials and techniques. These methods allowed the upgrades to sit comfortably within the historic fabric of the building. The result is a refined and understated improvement that maintains the integrity and character of this listed property.
