Journal: Ideas & Insights for Sustainable Homes and Retrofits
Our Journal shares expert guidance, creative inspiration, and practical advice from eco-friendly, sustainable architects in London. Whether you’re planning a low-energy extension, a sensitive retrofit of a period property, or a future-ready new build, you’ll find insights here on Passivhaus principles, natural materials, and planning advice to help you create a brighter, warmer, healthier home that works beautifully today and tomorrow.
Daylight in Period Homes
Why do some rooms in period homes feel dark, even during the day? This article explores how daylight behaves in Victorian and terraced houses, and why it’s not just about adding more windows.
Architectural Interiors for London Homes
Many London homes feel disjointed not because of one big mistake, but because interiors are treated separately from the architecture. This article explains when a bespoke, coordinated interior approach adds real value.
How To Use Artificial Light In Your Home
Artificial light is not just about visibility. It shapes how your home feels in the evening and at night. This guide explains how to design lighting as part of a considered, whole-house approach, particularly in period homes.
The Case For Daylight
Have you ever wondered how natural light can transform a space, bringing warmth and vitality into your home? Conversely, have you thought about the potential challenges it can create? Striking the right balance between embracing daylight and managing its drawbacks is essential in residential design.
Daylight has advantages and disadvantages. An outstanding design should consider both.
This article outlines the aspects to consider, giving tips and creative design solutions for drawing daylight in to your new or refurbished home.