21/08/2026
Green Lodge, drawn.
A house shaped as much by section as by plan. The building is partially embedded into the site, placing the bedrooms below ground and allowing the main living spaces to sit above, beneath a simple asymmetric roof form.
Two concrete spine walls organise the house, while lightwells, rooflights and carefully positioned openings bring daylight deep into the lower level.
The exploded axonometric reveals the relationship between structure, landscape and enclosure, and how a relatively simple external form contains a much more complex sequence of spaces within.
Green Lodge, Roehampton, London.