The church sat within the Liverpool Hope University campus area. The Diocese wanted to refurbish their apartment which was housed in the roof portion of this beautiful gothic inspired building.
Dormer windows were designed, to create additional light within the roof of the church, to facilitate the refurbishment proposals. The trefoil design was created using a metal profile which was fixed in front of the glazed panel.
Works were completed in 2012.
DalstonThe brief was to develop this existing building on Kingsland Road, Dalston, into a mixed use commercial and residential project. The site, located on an old Roman road, has historic significance and was developed in the late 19th Century. The area was significantly bomb damaged during the Second World War, which explains why this building differs architecturally from the terrace resides. T2S felt it was logical to reinstate the Georgian terrace style to the front, whilst proposing a modern extension at the rear to retain a sense of historic honesty to the design.
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The CourtyardGloucester Avenue is a complex collection of buildings configured in a courtyard arrangement in North London. The site sits in the heart of the Primrose Hill conservation area and straddles the North Western Trainline into Euston Station. Once planning consent was sought, the works were constructed on-site to deliver 39 residential apartments, 1 detached house, and just over 8000 sqft of Commercial B1(a) floor space.
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FulhamSituated in the heart of charming Fulham, West London, T2S was tasked with delivering a mixed use development within this constrained site. The client's intentions are to retain the commercial spaces on ground and basement, whilst delivering high quality residential dwellings on the upper levels.
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