Name: Gresford Architects
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Modern outdoor kitchen and living space beneath a traditional brick building, with white walls, black tiled flooring, and colourful children's toy, architecture by Gresford Architects.

Interior view of a modern sunroom with glass ceiling, black tiled floor, a wall-mounted TV, and an open glass door leading to an outdoor garden; architecture by Gresford Architects.

Modern extension with white curved façade and large window, interior kitchen visible, brick building background, greenery, architecture by Gresford Architects.

White interior with staircase and glass floor panel, wooden flooring, architecture by Gresford Architects.

A minimalist bathroom with a white freestanding tub, large mirror, and window showing an outdoor garden scene; architecture by Gresford Architects.

A bright nursery with a large window, vintage wardrobe, cot with toys, and books on a fireplace mantel, decorated with floral patterned wallpaper. Architecture by Gresford Architects.

A cosy living room with striped and solid sofas, a window with a rounded top, framed artwork, and a fireplace, with warm lighting; architecture by Gresford Architects.

A modern outdoor space with black tiled stairs and brick planters, a small tree, a bicycle mounted on a brick wall, and an aluminium framed glass door, architecture by Gresford Architects

Liverpool Road is a grade 2 listed, 3 storey, terraced house within a conservation area in Islington. A new kitchen/family room has been created, with a private dining terrace and enlarged bathroom above. The design that developed revolved around the idea of keeping the original house intact and creating a new 'pavilion' which sat separately from it. This 'pavilion' is linked to the existing house by a glazed walkway which lets light into the back of the kitchen, and allows view from the kitchen of the house in its original form. The new kitchen now enjoys direct access to the garden.

The new dining terrace above is conceived as an outside room, and is contained by the wall to the neighbouring house and on one side and the new bathroom on the other. Glass balustrades allow a considerably improved view from the house to the garden.