1930s terraced house extension

Mark Bonshek and Sabba Khan’s Two-Up Two-Down House is an ambitious design for their traditional Victorian terrace house

Earlsfield SW18 Terraced Rear Flat Parquet Sliding 35mm Multipane skylight Grass Decking Modern Yellow stock Concealed steel beams

Name: Helen Location: Bristol, United Kingdom As soon as my husband and I stepped into this house, we knew it was the one for us. Not even the dodgy electrics, lack of central heating and pre-1970s decor could put us off — some hard work was a fair pay off for the welcome that we felt from the house, plus its stunning view.

UK renovation costs have risen of late but our community are finding ways to save tens of thousands.

Roofing is the most complicated part of a build, it must join the existing building perfectly, be structurally sound, in-keeping with the rest of the property and be very durable. It should also be remembered that it is too dangerous to construct a roof in bad weather so to minimize the risk of delays, most...

The owners have taken a 1930s home and extended and remodelled to create a wonderfully spacious home.

Our clients already had a plan for a side return extension, but something didn’t feel quite right. They realised what they needed was an architect.

These rear extensions could be within your reach

A pink rear extension informed by the work of architect Luis Barragán has been added to a 1930s home in the suburbs of Dublin by Courtney McDonnell Studio.