Stanton Williams is a London-based architecture firm that recently completed the construction of a house in northern London. Areas that will be built for this house is quite unique, with character-filled environment of lush trees.
On the exterior of this house, we can see the use of stone and wood that is quite thick and dominate the exterior, to create an impression of adapting elements of nature. In addition, there is a green sedum roof and entrance through the bridge, as it is revealed in a photograph taken by photographer Edmund Sumner and Hufton & Crow.
This house is called the Hampstead House. The concept of this house is minimalist modern residential designed to represent the “tree house”. Previously, in this area there is a house that has stood since the 1950s, but now the house has been torn down and built a new house. A lot of overhaul done in this tree house, so create a striking difference between the old building to the new building. The new house has a living room concept and an open family room and overlooking the garden and a balcony facing towards Hampstead Heath.
Contractor: Restructure JC Ltd
Executive Architect: Tully Filmer (with Restructure JC Ltd)
Structural Engineer: Barton Engineers
Services Engineer: Skelly & Couch / RJA Consultancy + Management
Quantity Surveyor: Stockdale / Jon Sales QA
Lighting Design: Speirs and Major
Planning Consultants: First Plan
Party Wall Surveyor: Millbridge
Landscaping: Earth Moves Design
Audio Visual: Marquee Home
Photography: Hufton+Crow, Edmund Sumner
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