‘Sanya Polescuk Architects has retrofitted an unloved 1950s terraced house to make a home that is refreshed, expanded and entirely fossil-fuel free. Sanya Polescuk explains the practice’s approach to balancing conservation issues with the urgent need to inject our housing stock with a new sustainable lease on life’Read more in the recent Architecture Today.
Great to see our mews project getting into shape. We can’t wait to see the final outcome!
What is it that really makes me tick? Over the last 15 months or so many of us have pondered that question. Made to stop, put on noise-cancelling headphones and listen to our inner voices, we heard fundamental questions that begged for answers. I have worked all my life and enjoyed it. But was it…
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We are exploring ways of eking out the most within a footprint of a mews house by spirally stacking up rooms and voids within.
Room with the view in the last stage of finish.
Work on our two London sites is progressing at pace – one is nearly finished, the other about half-way there.
We are very excited about our new project in Cambridge. We’re currently working hard on our sketches so watch this space!
Our handsome Grade II Listed project in Yorkshire Dales, as it was before being repurposed as the Scouts’ Centre for Outdoor Activities. We are now looking for ways of turning back the wheel whilst resolutely driving forward.
Visiting building sites is always exciting, especially when we find hidden gems like this composition.