Brick extension

VATRAA has added an extension to a house in north London that features a "brutalist cat flap" and is built with the bricks of the structure it replaced.

Image 2 of 17 from project The Dutch Brick House | NOTO Architects | Photograph by French + Tye

A wrap around extension in Stoke Newington

The space is swathed in pale oak and bookended by walls of white-washed brick, giving it a meditative effect.

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Angled bricks emphasise this extension's V-shape

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Architect Laura Dewe Mathews has added a staggered red brick extension to a house in West London with spaces for birdwatching, painting and gardening.

Studio 1 Architects has added a brick extension with a large window to the rear of this Victorian house in London, creating a light-filled seating area clad in white-washed ash slats.

VATRAA reused bricks salvaged from the demolition of an existing sidewall to construct this extension to a Victorian house in north London.

The Dublin 4 property was originally an Arts & Crafts building. Our clients wanted to remodel and extend the house to create a new family home.