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New Cross House
New Cross house is a sustainable refurbishment and remodel of a Victorian terraced house in south London. A two storey timber framed rear extension brings daylight into the kitchen and study room whilst ensuring connectivity to the garden throughout. The upper floors of the existing house consist of a remodelled open plan main bedroom and bathroom creating a unique experience for bathing and a relaxing retreat to sleep.
The project showcases the use of homegrown timbers, recyclable materials, a zero concrete floor slab and an Air Source Heat pump - all helping to achieve a low carbon building.
Joinery and Furniture designed by Poroban and Pinfold Workshop. Windows fabricated by CAB Workshop.
Photos by Ollie Hammick
Details
Timber frame extension structure with Geocell Foam Glass ground slab (recycled glass with no concrete)
English Douglas Fir Kitchen Fronts on standard carcasses
Red Grandis Facade with Teknos colour finish
English Douglas Fir exposed roof rafters and soffits
Woodfibre Roofing and Wall Insulation
English Larch Cladding
English Oak Kitchen Backsplash
Engineered European Oak Flooring
Sustainability
Embodied Carbon . TBC
Embodied Carbon % improvement against standard construction . TBC
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