Classical London courtyard house with pedimented façade, arched central window and traditional brick detailing by Craig Hamilton Architects

A NEW COURTYARD HOUSE

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A new townhouse on a restricted site between existing buildings, conceived as a set of two linked pavilions around a courtyard garden. The pavilions are visually connected by a sequence of Serlian windows, creating views along the axis of the site through the gardens and the full-height drawing room with vaulted ceiling. The Interior Designer was Guy Goodfellow.

Classically designed London courtyard house featuring a pedimented façade, arched window and stone columns.
Classical architectural elevation for a London courtyard house illustrating the principal façade and formal proportions.

GALLERY

  • Drawing room within a London courtyard house featuring a marble fireplace, classical cornice detailing and bespoke bookcases.
  • Arched garden window framed by classical columns and decorative mouldings in a London courtyard house.
  • Classically detailed arched window with decorative columns and traditional joinery in a London courtyard house.
  • Garden courtyard elevation of a London courtyard house featuring a pedimented façade, arched glazing and classical architectural detailing.

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