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09/06/2026

Privileged to be featured in Urdesign magazine as their feature piece. Love this quote:

“Green Lodge makes a specific argument that is worth articulating clearly: that the most formally ambitious residential work in the current London context is often produced by smaller practices operating below the radius of critical attention, where the architect who drew the section is also the person on site and every decision passes through a single intelligence rather than a committee. That the client’s brief was “do whatever you want” and the outcome is this controlled is, in the end, the most persuasive case for what a genuinely trusted commission makes possible — and for why the architecture it produces tends to be more resolved than anything designed for an audience.”

08/06/2026

Really proud to see project Green Lodge featured in another publication .arq link below

https://afasiaarchzine.com/2026/06/green-lodge-london-stylus-architects/

03/06/2026

https://youtu.be/o9eE0E9e32Q?si=vq2pmUn6QPuFClMW

Green Lodge is a family home concealed beneath the tree canopy of P...

02/06/2026

Really proud to see project Green Lodge our featured link below

https://www.wallpaper.com/architecture/residential/green-lodge-stylus-architects-london-uk

01/06/2026

Great that Wall Paper magazine has shared our project Green Lodge. See link below for the article

Green Lodge slots into a tricky Roehampton site with precision, using sunken courtyards and low-energy design to create a calm family home beneath the landscape

30/05/2026

Green Lodge - STYLUS ARCHITECTS

A calm and carefully crafted kitchen at Green Lodge, where natural materials, soft light and simple forms create a sense of quiet permanence.

The oak joinery and monolithic worktop are framed by a generous rooflight, drawing daylight deep into the heart of the home while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding landscape of Putney Heath.

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25/05/2026

Green Lodge - a new build home on Putney Heath, designed as a calm retreat embedded within its landscape.

Soft natural light, tactile materials and carefully framed views work together to create spaces that feel both warm and understated. The interiors embrace a restrained palette, allowing texture, proportion and connection to the garden to take centre stage.
Part of a substratum house in Wandsworth, the project explores how contemporary architecture can feel quietly grounded within its setting.

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21/05/2026

Green Lodge, located between Putney Heath and Roehampton in London - a contemporary home shaped by landscape, light, and subterranean living.

Natural timber cladding, soft landscaping, and carefully framed openings create a calm architectural language that feels both private and deeply connected to nature. The design explores split-level and partially subterranean living, drawing natural light deep into the home while creating a strong relationship between interior spaces and the surrounding garden. A restrained palette of timber, planting, and refined detailing gives the project a warm and timeless character.



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18/05/2026

At Green Lodge, the stair is conceived not simply as circulation, but as architecture itself.

Positioned directly beneath the large rooflight, it forms a vertical connection through the house, linking the living spaces above with the lower ground floor below while drawing natural light deep into the centre of the plan.

As the light shifts throughout the day, the stair and surrounding walls become animated by shadow, texture and changing tone, reinforcing the relationship between volume, movement and materiality. The result is a sculptural element that is both functional and spatially integral to this new build house in south west London.







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15/05/2026

Green Lodge — a new build house in south west London.

The joinery is conceived almost as a series of smaller architectural volumes within the wider open-plan space, framing views, concealing storage and creating moments of intimacy beneath the large rooflight above.

Rather than being applied to the interior, the oak lining becomes part of the architecture itself; bringing warmth, rhythm and human scale to the raw concrete structure and generous volume of the room.



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