Our Selected Work
Selected Residential Architecture Projects in London
Our selected work shows how Studio CMA helps London homeowners improve period and existing homes through thoughtful architecture, sensitive retrofit, architectural interiors, natural materials and low-energy design.
The projects below include renovations, extensions, retrofit-led improvements, interiors and low-energy homes across London. Some are whole-house projects. Others are more focused interventions. In each case, we look at how the decisions connect: space, light, comfort, materials, energy use, planning, budget and daily life.
Use these projects as a way to understand the kinds of homes, constraints and opportunities we work with, from conservation-area period houses to family homes needing more light, comfort, storage and long-term value.
This is stronger because it matches the confirmed positioning without over-explaining.
Victorian Loft Conversion and Family Home Retrofit, Hackney
Garden Room Extension, Balham
Planter House, Walthamstow
Prebend Street Loft Extension, Islington
London Fields Roof Extension, Hackney
Kent House, Kent
A House Rebuilt from the Inside Out | St Paul Street Renovation, Islington
Tea Room | Rensburg Villas Extension, Walthamstow
A House Reconnected to Its Garden | Gladsmuir Road Extension, Islington
Upper Walthamstow House Extension
Victorian Townhouse Renovation, Little Venice
Sunset House, Essex
What these projects have in common
These projects vary in size, scope and location. Some are full home renovations or retrofit-led projects. Others are more focused extensions, interiors or reconfigurations.
What connects them is the way each decision is considered in relation to the wider home.
A rear extension affects the light in the original rooms. New windows change comfort, ventilation and heat loss. Insulation choices affect moisture and the long-term health of older walls. Kitchens, bathrooms, joinery, lighting and materials shape how the home feels every day.
This is what we mean by whole-house thinking. It does not mean every project becomes a whole-house construction project. It means each change is considered carefully, so the finished home feels more coherent, comfortable and easier to live in.
Not sure which kind of project yours is?
Many homeowners come to us knowing what feels wrong with their home, but not yet knowing the right route forward.
You may be wondering whether to extend, reconfigure the existing layout, improve insulation, rethink the interiors or take a more joined-up approach over time.
That is a normal place to start.
If your project is still taking shape, the first step is to tell us a little about your home, what is not working and what you hope to improve. We can then advise whether Studio CMA is likely to be the right fit and which service route makes most sense.