A contemporary pavilion in place of a dilapidated garage to create as a stand alone small home wrapped around a private sunken courtyard garden and off-street parking, hidden from view behind an existing boundary wall in a conservation area, with planning consent granted.

Generous floor to ceiling heights, full storey glazing opening onto the courtyard and top light, create an indoor-outdoor gallery-like living experience while maintaining privacy.

Publication E-Architect described the project as ‘carefully designed to blend into its surroundings.’ … ‘a cleverly concealed home that surprises with its modern design and clever use of space. With its subtle presence, Hidden House challenges traditional notions of residential architecture, creating a sense of intrigue and curiosity.’ … ‘The project’s innovative approach to design and construction has resulted in a truly one-of-a-kind dwelling that is sure to fascinate. As a testament to the power of creative design, Hidden House is an inspiring example of what can be achieved when imagination and expertise come together.’