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Hill View Apartments

This project sets a new model for the adaptive reuse of London's Victorian housing stock. The original building was a failing 1980s conversion of five studio flats within a terraced property built in 1885. In its place, the new scheme introduces three high-specification, independent dwellings.

Departing from standard horizontal planning, the lower floors are split vertically. This creates two distinct, dual-aspect duplexes with glazed extensions, private gardens and independent entrances. The top floor features a split-level loft apartment with an open terrace. The historic street elevation is meticulously restored, completely concealing the dramatic internal restructuring.

Terraced garden with glass box addition (apartment B)

Apartment A - view through changing levels from kitchen at rear to living room at front

Apartment A – kitchen in glass box addition looking into terraced garden

Living room space with glass doors and roof terrace (apartment C)

Roof terrace and glass doors to living room space (apartment C)

Apartment B – glass box addition with doors open to living space

Apartment B – open plan kitchen with bespoke glass and timber staircase

Glass box additions and gardens for Apartments A and B, from rear and from above

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