Threefold Architects has overhauled this terraced house in London to include cut-back floors offering glimpses between its various levels.
Designed by Threefold Architects
The North London studio wanted to create light and open spaces in the narrow the four-storey-high property in a Redchurch Street conservation area.
They named the project Fissure House because of a three-storey void the architects created along an angled corner on one side of the residence.
A wooden staircase with a golden metal handrail occupies the gap so that the rest of the property can be used for living areas.
"Space was optimised by creating a single linear staircase occupying a triple height void or 'fissure' along the edge of the building," said the architects.
