McLaren Excell . photos: © Rory Gardiner
The project involved the transformation of a 1930’s post war former council house from an ordinary and everyday traditional suburban semi into an extraordinary home for a young family. The result is a timeless design with a subdued manner.
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McLaren.Excell . photos: © Rory Gardiner
McLaren Excell have completed a substantial and highly sympathetic renovation of a beautiful Victorian villa on a private road in Henley.By building a new rear facade to the spectacular three-story home using bricks sourced from Denmark, McLaren Excell sensitively restored character and elegance to the house. Continue reading McLaren.Excell
McLaren Excell . photos: © Rory Gardiner . Video: © Yakob El Moussa
Camden Workshop is a unique warehouse-to-family home project with a rare client brief, rooted in recycle and repurpose.
Once a disused warehouse-come-art studio for a notable sculptor, McLaren.Excell worked with the client to remodel and increase the volume of the building and its usage potential, with a ground floor that is the truest definition of a ‘living room’, a fully adaptable 2200 sq ft space that changes guise depending on requirement. Continue reading McLaren Excell
Hunts Green Barn represented a significant opportunity to expose the historic fabric of a Tithe Barn and restore the impressive spaces that had been neglected through recent interventions. The 16th Century Grade II listed barns had been partitioned into individual rooms through the 20th Century, betraying the grandeur and scale of the original spaces. This gave us justification at planning to provide a new massing to the rear of the site which might hold further accommodation and allow the set of Barns to breathe, no longer tied down by a smaller programme over two storeys. Continue reading McLaren Excell
McLaren.Excell . photos: © Simone Bossi
The existing house was tired, narrow, lacking in natural light and a sense of space. We developed a scheme to bring light down from the large ground floor window in to the previously dark lower ground floor with a large glass sliding door system to connect to the rear garden. Continue reading McLaren.Excell
