ConForm remodels Hampstead garden flat to reconnect with nature

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ConForm makes subtle references to the Victorian domestic context and careful use of natural light in latest project

London-based ConForm has completed a residential project named Terzetto in Hampstead, focusing on enhancing an existing garden flat to better integrate with its natural surroundings.

The original layout faced issues such as low ceiling heights, dim spaces, and limited access to the expansive rear garden. Consequently, the client engaged ConForm to redevelop the property into a more integrated home that extends into the garden surrounded by mature trees.

The design of the rear extension draws inspiration from Victorian terraced homes in the surrounding Conservation Area. It adopts a contemporary canted bay concept, which helps to minimise the impact on neighbouring properties while referencing Victorian domestic architectural forms.

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