Anthony Carlile Architects

Anthony Carlile Architects is a small architecture practice based in central London. Anthony was born in North Yorkshire, studied at the Glasgow School of Art and undertook his architectural apprenticeship with Bryan Avery before becoming a director at Avery Associates Architects.

After 10 years working in London, Anthony established his own practice in July 2017 with the purpose of providing practical, creative and low-carbon architecture.

Contact:
info@anthonycarlile.co.uk
+447504251212

A New House

  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House
  • A New House

The new house stands on a corner of a Victorian terrace in east London, once a bomb site, now part of the Carlton Square conservation area. It is a Low Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) Pioneer Project with Passivhaus certification for the design stage. A collaboration with architect Claire Moody, the building is constructed with timber, reclaimed brick and low carbon concrete and designed to operate with minimal energy use with thick woodfibre insulation, mechanical ventilation heat recovery (MVHR), an internal heat pump, solar panels and triple glazed windows.

The internal accommodation is diverse but compact with the narrow site measuring only 3.5m across. Each space has at least two aspects and a high ceiling zone for lots of fresh air and natural daylight. The small front and rear gardens are planted with new apple trees, Hornbeam and flowering climbers.

During the construction stage the scaffolding was wrapped in a bespoke art installation by Grace Sherrington.

Structural Engineering: Corbett & Tasker

Main Contractor: Westrovia

Photography by Tim Crocker and Anthony Carlile ©

 

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