House for a Costumier, London

Image credits: Robert Hirschfield Architects

Robert Hirschfield Architects (RHA) has unveiled the completion of House for a Costumier, a full refurbishment and sustainable retrofit of a Victorian townhouse in London. Designed for a long-term owner and costumier, the project transforms a timeworn nineteenth century property into a vibrant home that celebrates both the character of the original building and the client’s expressive personality.

After more than fifty years in single ownership, the house required comprehensive renewal. Working closely with the client from the outset, RHA stripped the structure back and reconfigured the internal layout to bring in natural light, create flowing spaces, and strengthen the connection between the house and its garden. A new lower ground floor rear extension with a green roof was introduced, along with a carefully positioned roof light, improving daylight throughout while preserving the building’s historic character within the Conservation Area.

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