David Kohn Architects designs stepped London penthouse with curved bay windows atop Victorian warehouse
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Jon Astbury
11h ago· 6 min readenNews
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David Kohn Architects has designed a three-storey penthouse called "House on a Hill" atop a Victorian warehouse in Covent Garden, London. The design features curved and angular bay windows that animate a stepped facade, treating the penthouse not as a simple extension but as a distinct architectural statement resembling a house perched on a hill. The project reimagines rooftop living in a dense urban context with sculptural, dynamic forms.
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· 3 pulledCurved and angular bay windows animate the stepped facade of House on a Hill, a penthouse in central London designed by local studio David Kohn Architects.
The three-storey home sits atop a Victorian warehouse building in Smarts Place, Covent Garden, and is described by David Kohn Architects as a 'house on a hill'.
Rather than treating the project as an extension of the brick
Curved and angular bay windows animate the stepped facade of House on a Hill, a penthouse in central London designed by David Kohn Architects.
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