goldstone crescent

This project transformed a 1960s bungalow into a generous, light-filled family home in Hove. Initially conceived as an adaptation, the scheme evolved into a complete replacement of the original structure to optimise spatial flow and maximise daylight.

A new, open-plan kitchen and living space opens directly onto the garden, while carefully curated materials - natural timber, brick and aluminium - strike a balance between warmth and refinement.

The architectural language is clean and contemporary, drawaing inspiration from the 1930s British Modernism of Mendelsohn, Chermayeff and Berthold Lubetkin, as well as the concept of pavilions set within parkland.

Framed views, long sightlines and a restrained palette contribute to a calm, elegant interior. The result is a modern family home, rooted in both place and purpose.