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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Nelson Road in London by MOCT StudioFebruary 9th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MOCT Studio Crouch End sits in a hollow between the sharp ridge of Crouch Hill to the south and Muswell Hill to the north. Between the dialogue of views from Crouch Hill to the iconic Alexandra Palace the topography steeply descends along residential streets of terrace housing. The house forms part of the final group of four early Edwardian terrace properties on this path.  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett
 Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett The project restores the principle façades and extends to the side and rear at the ground floor. The entrance contains a reconfigured vestibule from which leads a corridor through to the living spaces that gradually step down following the topography of the site. The internal spaces terrace from private rooms increasing in volume towards an open living space at the rear sunken to the level of the garden.  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett An existing rear addition did not address the garden and hence had become an un-seen and un-cared for component of the property. The new brick extension appears as a pavilion addition adapting the original building towards the garden. Alterations to the flank walls created an opportunity to expose and feature the solid construction of the original building.  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © Valerie Bennett  Image Courtesy © MOCT Studio  Image Courtesy © MOCT Studio
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