What do you do when you have designated a historic building and can not disrupt the walls and ceiling? Hogarth architects designed as a cabinet “to provide all the functions needed by a man in town” at Queen’s Gate Terrace in South Kensington, London.
“The space is located on the first floor of a building,” said [...]

In fact, all the clients originally wanted was a larger living room window – now their three children live in a patio house of their own.
From a present-day perspective the use of space in this 1960s development of single-storey row houses with basement seems wasteful. The layout of the estate is far from dense, and [...]