The Battersea House renovation features a contemporary three storey extension with black-framed bi-fold doors, enhancing natural light and connecting indoor and outdoor spaces while preserving the Victorian brickwork.
The rear elevation of Battersea House showcases the seamless integration of a contemporary extension with the original Victorian architecture, featuring a brick façade, modern glazing, and a slimline bi-fold door.
A beautifully renovated kitchen in Battersea House featuring a sleek marble island, bespoke cabinetry, and contemporary lighting. This modern kitchen design seamlessly integrates with the historic charm of the Victorian home.
A detailed view of the slimline bi-fold door at Battersea House, seamlessly connecting the interior with the outdoor space while preserving the character of the original Victorian house..

Battersea House

Refined Heritage, Contemporary Living

Located in Battersea Square, this project involved the high-specification renovation of a Victorian mid-terraced, three-storey house with an existing mansard loft and basement/cellar. Situated in a conservation area, the transformation included a three-storey extension, new roof terrace access, a redesigned kitchen, and bespoke fitted furniture. The result is a characterful and space-efficient home that harmonizes contemporary design with its historic surroundings.

Appointed by the contractor, Bourne Architects managed the construction phase, overseeing the build process, coordinating with contractors, managing schedules, and resolving on-site challenges. We ensured the architectural vision was executed with precision while maintaining clear communication between the client, architect, contractors, and other stakeholders. Our role also encompassed reporting, procurement, and providing regular progress updates, ensuring a seamless and well-coordinated delivery.

This project exemplifies the art of balancing modernity and heritage, where meticulous detailing and thoughtful spatial planning have redefined the home’s functionality while preserving its period charm. The integration of high-quality materials and innovative solutions has not only enhanced the living experience but also contributed to the architectural dialogue of Battersea Square.

Location:

Battersea Square, London SW11

Project Type:

Residential, Extension, Refurbishment

Year:

2021-2022

Client:

Private

Contractor:

Bourne Management & Building

Architect:

Baynes and Mitchell Architects

Collaborators:

Adrienne Clarke

Project Management:

Bourne Architects

Status:

Completed

Services:

RIBA Stage 5-6 - Project Management

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