Waterloo House

This building was a former late Georgian workers cottage situated on the Lambeth marshes. These beautiful listed cottages sit within a conservation area that is regularly used for filming period dramas. The cottage had lost many of its original features during the 1970's and the new owners approached us to draw up plans for restoring the house along with a ground floor extension.

A timber clad box with green roof sits to the back for the 200+ year old house with sliding windows that open up the living spaces to the amazing walled full width garden.

Waterloo House
Categories: Residential
Architects: Fraher & Findlay
View more
The Tree House
Our client wished to refurbish and extend their existing roof terrace room, creating a stronger relationship with the external spaces and London skyline.
The Club House
Fraher are engaging with a local sports club in South East London. This is a community based project to build a new club house to engage with all users.
The Coach House
The owners of this large Mews House sought Fraher to create a new basement living area, maximising the levels of natural daylight to the lower ground floor.
Cotswolds Stables
The typical terrace 2 up 2 down house layout suffers from a narrow plan form with a set of corridor like circulation spaces.