Tilde House, a Victorian house located in the UK, has been remodeled by Neil Dusheiko Architects. Designed in 2022, this project blends historic and contemporary elements. A striking modern extension features distinctive brickwork and a pleated roof design, creating a seamless transition from the original house. The interior showcases meticulous detailing, enhancing the modern living experience while preserving the home’s elegant past.

Tilde House is a remodelled and extended Grade II listed Victorian house in the Canonbury Conservation Area in north London. Neil Dusheiko Architects has subtly blended historic and contemporary elements, achieving an architectural transformation while safeguarding the property?s essence and heritage.
The original semi-detached villa was built in the early 1840s, and is listed in part because of its elegant neo-classical detailing. The interior, however, was dark, dated and cramped, and in need of renovation to suit the requirements of a young family. As an established architectural firm with deep roots the neighbourhood, Neil Dusheiko Architects understood the need to tread carefully, and to create a design response that balanced historic preservation with innovative design. To the front of the house, a careful external restoration lifts the streetscape and suggests little has changed: beyond the threshold, however, an intriguing series of spaces unfolds.

To the rear of the property, a shabby and utilitarian modern extension has be...