Hackney architects: housing terrace designed in east london

Hackney Terrace is a proposal for the Peabody Trust, with a series of dwellings in East London conceived as a ‘miniature terrace’

The site is a narrow strip of land behind a Victorian terrace, currently occupied by garages.


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The front elevation of each proposed house is split into three sections, each corresponding to the proportions of a typical period terraced property, yet at a reduced scale. The brick facade of each section is treated with a varying degree of soot wash, further reinforcing the division and suggesting the idea of each house as a terrace in miniature.

A lighter timber finish at ground floor creates a continuous horizontal treatment, drawing inspiration from the continuous rusticated stucco commonly found to the ground floor of a 19th century London terrace.

Project Architect:
Ben Ridley

Location:
Morpeth Road, London E9

architect designed terrace housing in Hackney, east london

Hackney housing terrace design by Architecture for London

Architect designed Hackney terrace in east London