In pictures: House in Highgate by Chris Dyson Architects

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Source: David Churchill

The remodelling and extension of a Grade II* house in Highgate provides an opportunity to restore the original interior layout

Chris Dyson Architects (CDA) has completed the remodelling and extension of a Grade II* listed eighteenth century house in Highgate.

The house, which dates from 1729, has been returned to its original layout, while a central hallway connects the existing building to the extension. CDA replaced what it described as a “poor quality” 1980s structure with a new-build element that is intended to sit more comfortably alongside the original house.

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