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- [Camden Design Awards](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/camden-design-awards/) - Hampstead Passive House garners Special Mention at the Camden Design Awards! Judges’ View Sustainability was the driver for this project, the architect and client were dedicated to ensuring the house meets Passivhaus standards, and demonstrate it can be possible for similar homes of this scale in its context, setting a benchmark for home retrofits. Design
- [What is Passivhaus](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/what-is-passivhaus/) - What is Passivhaus? Passivhaus is an internationally recognised building performance standard developed by the Passive House Institute (PHI) in Germany. At it’s core, Passivhaus is primarily about comfort. It achieves a year-round level of comfort through: Excellent insulation – continuous thermal envelope. Airtight construction – minimal air leakage. Thermal bridge-free design – prevent heat loss at junctions. High-performance windows – typically triple-glazed with
- [GS Architecture Approach](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/gs-architecture-approach/) - Whether you’re planning a residential extension, a listed building renovation, or a complex mixed-use development, GS Architecture uses a structured, transparent process to guide you every step of the way. Our Architectural Approach – What Makes Us Different: Client-centred design process At GS Architecture, the client is at the heart of everything. Our collaborative approach
- [What is the difference between airtightness and breathability?](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/whatisthedifferencebetweenairtightnessandbreathability/) - What is the difference between airtightness and breathability and what does either have to do with sustainabilty? Airtightness refers to how well a building prevents uncontrolled air leakage through gaps, cracks, or unsealed joints in the building envelope (walls, roofs, floors, windows, etc.). Why it’s important: Reduces heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer.
- [Fee Information](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/fee-information/) - How do we charge? Like most Architects in the UK, our fees vary based on the size, type, and specifics of the project, as well as the level of service required. When clients have a clear brief and budget, fees are typically negotiated upfront. In cases where the project details are less defined, we may
- [Kensington Terraced House](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/kensington-terraced-house/) - This residential development reimagines a classic London Victorian terrace, introducing a refined material palette and an improved spatial flow while maintaining a strong connection to its historic fabric. The design is anchored by a new staircase, which serves as both a functional and sculptural element, enhancing movement through the home while allowing light to filter
- [Retail](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/retail/) - Between 2004 and 2015 we designed a series of stores for The Rug Company in major cities throughout Europe, the USA and around the world. New York, LA, Miami, Dallas, Atlanta in the USA. Madrid, Barcelona, Oslo, Brussels, Stockholm and Copenhagen, Moscow, St Petersburg and three in London. Hong Kong, Dubai, Toronto, Beirut and two
- [Hampstead Passivhaus](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/hampstead-passivhaus/) - Sustainability and comfort were at the heart of this renovation of a family home, just a stone’s throw from Hampstead Heath. This project involved retrofitting a semi-detached Victorian villa to meet the rigorous Passivhaus EnerPHit standard, enhancing thermal performance while ensuring that the building remains both airtight and breathable. Where possible, the existing building fabric
- [Listed Holland Park Villa](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/listed-holland-park-villa/) - This 4-storey Grade II listed Victorian home was revived through the insertion of a double storey atrium, and the reconfiguration and rationalisation of a series of later (20th c.) extensions. Formerly dark and unloved rooms were transformed by bringing light into them from above, and through a renewed connection to the rear garden by way
- [Seaside House](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/seaside-house/) - We were commissioned to design a new home to replace an existing dilapidated 1950’s house. The design had to take full advantage of the exquisite setting between the sea to the south and the South Downs to the north. As well as a strong connection to the outdoors we wanted to give the house a
- [Kings Cross Foundation​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/kings-cross-foundation/) - This project involved the interior fit-out of an office building, that was originally built as a fire station, for use as the headquarters of a global charitable foundation. The rear of the existing building was stripped back to it’s structure, which exposed some lovely brickwork and Victorian ironwork. Our brief was to create a series
- [Kensington Villa](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/kensington-villa/) - This project involved the reconfiguration of the lower ground floor and garden of a much loved family home. Despite the fact that the family spend most of their time together in and around the kitchen, the original kitchen was cramped, the dining area too small, and the available space generally poorly utilised. The addition of
- [Cotswold House](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/cotswold-house/) - Located on the edge of an historic Cotswold village, the aim of this project was to unpick a series of poorly laid out and unsympathetic piecemeal extensions, and stitch together the remaining pieces of the original house to create a coherent design. The resulting cruciform plan creates four distinct outdoor spaces between the house and
- [St Johns Wood House](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/st-johns-wood-house/) - This project involved the re-amalgamation and extension of an existing semi-detached Victorian villa, that had previously been carved up into two separate flats. A minimal palette of materials was chosen for throughout the house, a pale oak herringbone floor on the upper levels, and a cast in-situ power floated concrete floor at the lower levels.
- [Notting Hill House​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/notting-hill-house/) - The scheme for this project involved the remodelling and extension of a semi-detached Victorian villa to create a bright and spacious family home. The general refurbishment included excavation of the existing lower storey to provide generous ceiling heights and to bring in additional natural light to improve the quality of the key living spaces. Enlarged
- [Cornwall Eco-House​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/cornwall-eco-house/) - This former worker’s cottage has been thoughtfully extended with a modern addition that draws inspiration from the surrounding agricultural landscape. The design is centred around a tranquil small pond, providing a focal point that enhances the connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Sustainable building methods have been employed throughout the project, emphasizing environmental responsibility
- [Notting Hill Art House​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/notting-hill-art-house/) - The scheme comprised the amalgamation and extension of an existing semi-detached Victorian villa, formerly split into four separate flats. Among the clients’ priorities were generous living spaces with ample room to display a large private art collection. A strong sense of light throughout was also desired, especially in the new basement rooms. A restrained palette
- [Soho Gallery​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/soho-gallery/) - Having worked on the refurbishment of the original Frith Street Gallery, a listed building on Frith Street, we were commissioned to transform a large modern warehouse on Soho Square into the new Frith Street Gallery. In keeping with the philosophy of Frith Street Gallery’s director, the interventions were kept to a minimum. Existing raw concrete
- [Bayswater House​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/bayswater-house/) - Situated on a tight London site, this new-build mews house boasts a design that maximizes light and space within a compact footprint. The interior features a lightweight, refined stair that acts as both a functional element and a sculptural centrepiece, contributing to the overall sense of openness and modernity. The bespoke timber window and louvre
- [Listed St Johns Wood Villa​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/listed-st-johns-wood-villa/) - This Grade II listed Tudor Gothic style home was thoughtfully extended at roof level with a sympathetic gable added, at the rear with single storey glazed garden room, and below the garden with a basement. These extensions and renovations respect the historical integrity of the home while enhancing its functionality and connection to the garden. The
- [Cotswold Rectory​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/cotswold-rectory/) - Our brief was to transform this beautiful Grade II* listed country house into a modern family home and to convert the adjacent Grade II listed barn into a spectacular family space, comprising of a living room, library, party room and guest accomodation. Both the listed status of the existing structures, and our clients’ desire to
- [Notting Hill Office​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/notting-hill-office/) - This Notting Hill office for a global rug company embodies modern design with meticulous detailing that showcases custom design patterns. The interior features painted panelling and whitewashed flooring, creating a clean and contemporary backdrop that highlights the vibrant rug designs on display. A sculptural stair, designed to harmonize with the modern aesthetic while also serving
- [Maida Vale House​](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/maida-vale-house/) - This inter-war period residence underwent extensive architectural transformations, focusing on expanding and reconfiguring the space to meet modern family needs. The project included a basement and rear extension, substantially increased the living space and allowing for a more functional and open layout. A bespoke terrazzo flooring was used at ground floor level, a material choice
- [Mixed Use](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/mixed-use-development/) - This major mixed-use development in a North Kensington Employment Zone has permission to replace a terrace of two storey industrial sheds (subsequently converted to studios and offices). We successfully argued, against established planning policy, that the introduction of residential use would enhance and improve the quality of the Employment Zone whilst also serving to fund

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- [Contact Us](https://gsarchitectstg.wpenginepowered.com/contact-us/) - GS A STUDIO WORK JOURNAL At GS Architecture, we are committed to creating work that embodies beautiful and ethical design. Based in London and Amsterdam, our studio is driven by the desire to deliver practical, functional and sustainable spaces that align with our clients’ unique needs and aspirations. Our experienced team is the heart of
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