Teddington House

Teddington House is a considered refurbishment of a Victorian end-of-terrace home in West London, blending heritage preservation with sustainable, contemporary design. This comprehensive transformation improves the home’s energy performance, daylight access, spatial flow, and overall quality of life—while also adding lasting value to the property.
The project demonstrates low-impact interventions that deliver high-impact results by enhancing function, comfort, and aesthetic appeal.

Services Provided:

• Conducted historical analysis and site appraisal and Integrating energy-efficient solutions while preserving historic features.
• Design development to include preservation of historic features, heritage-sensitive residential refurbishment and sustainable retrofitting.
• Secured full planning approval for alterations and additions.
• Prepared detailed construction drawings and building regulation submissions.

Key Features:

• Natural Timber Cladding – Sustainably sourced boards soften the extension and blend it into the surrounding garden.
• Timber Louvres for Solar Shading – Functional and elegant, they reduce overheating and offer passive cooling during warmer months.
• Living Green Roof: Planted with native wildflowers and sedum, the roof supports pollinators, improves insulation, and softens the visual impact of the extension.
• Garden-Level Siting – The extension is partially embedded in the landscape, minimising its visual impact and maximising connection to nature.
• Daylight-Driven Interior Design – Light wells and internal balconies introduce vertical volume and draw natural light deep into the plan.
• Sustainable Passive Principles – The design promotes energy efficiency through natural ventilation, strategic shading, and solar orientation.