Rees Architects

Are you a student studying architecture who’s ready to elevate your portfolio?

In honour of the London Festival of Architecture, we're giving you a chance to win a 1:1 session with a top architect! Get personalised feedback on your portfolio and invaluable advice on breaking into the industry.

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This competition is open to UK residents only, aged 18 and above, who are enrolled in an architecture degree in the United Kingdom. Entries will be accepted online starting on 10th June 2024 and ending 16th June 2024. All rights reserved to Rees Architects. Full competition T&C's can be found at www.rees.archi/contest

Are you a student studying architecture who’s ready to elevate your portfolio?

In honour of the London Festival of Architecture, we’re giving you a chance to win a 1:1 session with a top architect! Get personalised feedback on your portfolio and invaluable advice on breaking into the industry.

To enter, simply:
1. Follow us
2. Like this post
3. Comment below your favourite London building or interior for a chance to win

Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your architectural career!

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This competition is open to UK residents only, aged 18 and above, who are enrolled in an architecture degree in the United Kingdom. Entries will be accepted online starting on 10th June 2024 and ending 16th June 2024. All rights reserved to Rees Architects. Full competition T&C’s can be found on the link in our bio.

Wanstead Village | ⁠Echoing the extension's cladding narrative in the master bedroom, we created a slatted timber headboard - with built-in LED lighting and a pendant light.⁠
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Wanstead Village | ⁠As you step into the master bedroom, you get a glimpse of both the inviting en suite and our bespoke timer-clad headboard.⁠
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Wanstead Village | ⁠A look around the curved corners of the en suite.⁠
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Wanstead Village | Bespoke joinery seamlessly incorporated into the master bedroom dressing room, with our favourite feature being the custom built dressing table on the inner window ledge.⁠
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Wanstead Village | A simple white aesthetic allows you to appreciate the diverse materials and textures without having to bring in lots of colours.
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Wanstead Village | ⁠Bespoke joinery in the living room, with an integrated bio ethanol fireplace.⁠
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Wanstead Village | 3D printed section model of the extension.

Wanstead Village | From the moment you step through the front door, you’ll see the period details shine.⁠

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Wanstead Village | The kitchen is located in the original part of the house, illuminated from ample natural light streaming in from various directions.⁠

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Wanstead Village | Internal views that show the subtle connection between the old house and the new extension.⁠

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Wanstead Village | Take a journey through the home with our floorplans.⁠

Wanstead Village | Wanstead Village | Day to night view of the timber clad extension from the garden.

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Wanstead Village | ⁠In the study, natural light from skylight above highlights precise joinery that aligns oak-faced ply shelves with the picture window.⁠

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Wanstead Village | ⁠A tranquil courtyard view, framed by the picture window.

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Wanstead Village | ⁠Through methodical craftsmanship, each timber joist was precisely measured, precision-cut, and seamlessly aligned.⁠

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Wanstead Village | Bringing light into the sitting room with skylights and picture windows that harmonise with the levels and vast space of the extension. ⁠

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Wanstead Village | ⁠A closer look at the European Larch timber-clad extension.

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Wanstead Village | The concept sketch.

Our latest extension project in Wanstead Village - captured from dawn to dusk.⁠

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East Dulwich | Bringing the warmth narrative of the home into the bathroom, creating a perfect space to unwind in.

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East Dulwich | We couldn’t forget to make a space for these two!

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East Dulwich | Creating a cosy living room space with warm, off-white tones.

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East Dulwich | Within the open-plan space, each area is defined and enhanced by the architecture.

There are three main activities in this space: kitchen, dining, and lounging. The subtle changes in floor finishes to the way the ceilings are designed reflects the activity of each area.

For example, the kitchen is at a slightly elevated position with a small step down in the room, marking the transition of moving into the more relaxed living space. While the dining room has a tall ceiling with a roof window, and the sitting area has a lower, more intimate ceiling.

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East Dulwich | We love the feeling of walking through the front door and having a direct, inviting view into the garden.

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East Dulwich | Bespoke white-washed ash joinery for entertaining in the kitchen.

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East Dulwich | A beautiful, bright simple kitchen where the natural materials really shine.

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East Dulwich | At the heart of the kitchen sits an eye-catching marble island, adding a contrasting gloss to the natural materials that surround it.

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