Goldstein Heather adds four-storey extension to Victorian terrace house in London
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Rheanna Hopkins
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Summary
Architecture studio Goldstein Heather has transformed a Victorian terrace house in London's Stamford Brook neighborhood with a four-storey extension that doubles the home's footprint. The project, named West London House, addresses the original 'disjointed scissor-like layout' by reorganizing the space and adding arched openings and a sculptural timber staircase. The extension creates a more functional living environment while maintaining a connection to the original Victorian structure.
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· 3 pulledArchitecture studio Goldstein Heather has transformed a Victorian terrace house in London, adding a four-storey extension with arched openings and a sculptural timber staircase.
Named West London House, the home in Stamford Brook was overhauled by Goldstein Heather to expand and reorganise what the studio described as a 'disjointed scissor-like layout' and better accommodate
Goldstein Heather has transformed West London House with a four-storey extension that has arched openings and a sculptural timber staircase.
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