Architecture for London has completed a number of bespoke homes in the Borough of Camden. Our architects create beautiful and crafted properties with a considered design approach. Client involvement at each step of the process is key to creating a truly collaborative project.
At our house extension and refurbishment at Dartmouth Park we designed a large kitchen, barbecue area and a snug with a suspended stove at the rear of the house. The snug is enclosed by a frameless glass box that gives extensive garden views. Large sliding glass fill the new kitchen with natural light. In Fitzrovia we extended and refurbished a Grade 2 listed Georgian property, inserting a new master suite with feature bath. A glazed study extension leads to a first floor roof terrace to the rear.
Our architects work in all parts of the Borough of Camden including Dartmouth Park and Kentish Town NW5, Primrose Hill NW1, Fitzrovia W1, Hampstead and Belsize Park NW3, St John’s Wood NW8 and West Hampstead NW6.
The built environment in Camden is varied, as the borough spreads from Bloomsbury in the south, all the way north to Highgate Village. As it does so, the 18th century urban squares of the great estates become the once rural medieval villages of Hampstead and Highgate, now enlcosed by greater London. Along the way the formal Victorian and Georgian squares and terraces dominate, along with much notable mid twentieth century modernist architecture and newer infill developments.
Project architects: Matt McKenna, Becky Wootton
Please visit the AFL residential projects page to view our completed homes in Camden.