View fullsize The first in a series exploring how interior architecture can invigorate everyday moments. This recently approved two-storey extension in Warwickshire reimagines the relationship between home and garden, creating spaces that support both calm retrea
View fullsize We’re excited to share that Listed Building Consent has been granted to nearly double the size of this beautiful Grade II listed cottage in Essex. LSD Architects will now lead the project through to construction in 2025. The design carefully b
View fullsize London Fields Penthouse: Reimagined Our proposal for the top-floor residence in London Fields addresses the rarely tackled challenge of high-rise wind exposure, while unlocking the full potential of an extraordinary space. Working closely with the
View fullsize Design for a sustainable extension in Wanstead. This project is designed with sustainability at its core, featuring charcoal grey cladding made from sustainably sourced timber composite panels covering both rear and roof extensions. The scheme featu
View fullsize A few photos from our site in Forest Gate. Exposed structural steel, reclaimed brick pier, and a soft Douglas fir ceiling that brings warmth and rhythm to the space. Natural light is key: note the generous roof-light, carefully positioned between jo
View fullsize I love the smell of fresh concrete in the evening… Spring means construction 🏗️
View fullsize Look up. ⁠ Part of a recent house refurb with a new roof extension - this skylight pulls light deep into the space, framed by limewashed walls inspired by Rothko’s soft, layered tones.⁠ ⁠ Natural light, texture and a moment of delight. ⁠ #LSDAr
View fullsize We’re proud to share a glimpse inside our Forest Gate House, recently featured on @ArchDaily. This light-filled extension is designed to bring the outside in — a celebration of natural materials, greenery, and warmth. From the cork floor
View fullsize A calm and characterful reworking of this Victorian terrace interior – carefully threaded through with soft greens, rich textures, and practical and beautiful joinery. We reimagined the entrance, circulation, and living spaces, introducing ste
View fullsize Construction starts today – Walthamstow House! A carefully crafted balance of light and shade creates cosiness in this family home. Pale brickwork, warm joinery and a planting-rich pergola frame this calm new threshold between house and garden
View fullsize New project submitted for planning, in Woodgrange conservation area, Newham! We're creating a more open, grounded relationship with the garden. Interior alterations include a sunken conversation pit, integrated joinery, and soft thresholds between
View fullsize It's all about bringing bright ideas to the table. From concept to model to reality, every project starts with a great discussion. What’s your favourite part of the design process? Photo by our friend @barrymac84 #LSDarchitects #LSDarchitect