Lambeth Marsh House is a refurbished early 19th-century house with a contemporary rear and side extension, designed by Fraher Architects in 2015. Located in London, United Kingdom, the house measures 140m² (1,507ft²).
Our concept and challenge was to breathe new life into all floors whilst respecting the heritage of this listed building and restoring some of the lost historic detailing.
The run down fabric of the existing building required extensive refurbishment with a sensitive approach. Restoring the panelled replaces, wood panelling to walls, architraves and skirting to their original condition celebrates the history of this building.
The addition of a contemporary rear and side extension compliments these features and updates the building. A large open plan living space creates a new light airy space whilst a new glass roof extension feeds light into the plan of the building.
— Fraher Architects
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