New family kitchen dining living space, with big garden-side glazing, is focal point of the house. Colour and daylight enhance this space
An oriel window and extensive roof glazing transforms this kitchen / dining space, which features cherry joinery, concrete worktops, and crazy floor tiles
A simple, elegant 'box' with corten cladding softening its place in the garden, combining flexible-use space with a generous relationship with the garden.
Light and air brought to top floor and stair of modest terrace house, opening up with clean lines and materials to create family, dining and generous kitchen.
Rhythmic timber and glass extensions bring a new entry and abundant light into kitching dining area, connecting with garden on two sides.
New, contemporary features, fittings and materials update this Victorian terraced property with a voluminous wrap-around rear extension.
A small one bedroomed flat breaks out into a small angled yard resulting in an extra bedroom. Winner, 2019 Don't Move Improve Best Value Award.
The sensitive recycling of this fine 19th century school, later a Village Hall, into two eco-friendly family dwellings means it can live on for another century.
Like so many London houses, cramped rear kitchens and unused central dining rooms are common. A glazed extension brings natural light and space.
A large skylight and sliding glazed screen opening fully onto the small garden bring light to formerly dark dining and reception rooms
Upper two floors of a modern mews terrace remodelled, creating open-plan spaces with bespoke built-in kitchen and furniture
Two families gained additional space in this project. The dark zinc clad box provides bay windows to new bedrooms and a second floor outdoor terrace.
An ancient, low-ceilinged kitchen extension has been replaced, providing headroom, connection with the garden and daylight to the heart of the house.
The new extension creates a quiet, central courtyard. Warm, durable oak is used internally for high traffic internal areas.
This large ground floor flat was remodelled internally and extended to the rear, to create a light filled family living space
A full width family room rear extension and remodelling, and a basement playroom created by lowering the existing floor.
Originally circa 1855 and Grade II Listed since 1975, requiring fabric preservation: brick on clay, slated roof, plaster ...
Conversion of an Edwardian seafront apartment. A 2-level pod in contemporary materials leaves original grandure intact.
Conversion of a North London handbag factory into two family houses each with garden and attached studio spaces.
A full-width family room extension replacing two disconnected extensions that were partially retained. The infill roof takes on a stealth-like ...
Twentieth century meets twenty-first... a new full width extension creates a light, open plan family living space that flows into the garden
A classic, ‘sixties branch library, by B Bancroft, 1968 has been remodelled by Knott Architects to suit its 21st century role in the community.
A fly-through of a 3D model of Burnt Oak Library, Barnet, North London. The fly-through moves from exterior to interior and back again
Two ground floor bedrooms and baths feature glass screens, oak floors. Folded steel plate stairs lead to first-floor open plan living space.
Solid roof area within a glazed perimeter replaces glazed lean-to susceptible to over-heating. Projecting box window gives seat & frames garden view.
A ground and basement floor flat is transformed by adding a glass-floored terrace with a new garden room below
Cooperative self-development to convert a North London clothing factory into five homes of various sizes.
'Grand Designs: Trade Secrets' features a widely publicised Knott Architects' conversion of an old factory in North London into collective housing
The BBC 3 programme Guerilla Homes, hosted by Charlie Luxton in 2004 featured two of Knott Architects' widely published projects, both in North London.
Removing walls and inserting five 'pods' creates free-flowing, light-flooded modern space, redefining ground floor.
Shop units and fronts incorporating steel and structural glass. Locations in London, Cambridge, Liverpool and Newcastle
An exhibition of water-based architectural project models 'floated' in a 25m long 'canal' plinth and illuminated by lanterns bearing project details
Extensive refurbishment and remodelling of a substantial Victorian house to form a new kitchen, dining area and sun-room.
Free standing plywood boxes house kitchen, bathrooms and utility spaces. They allow light to penetrate, retaining the open plan feeling.
Wide ranging conceptual investigations led to the design of bespoke mdf furniture in this office fit-out for Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects, London
