Triangle House is Child Graddon Lewis' refurbishment and extension of a small infill site in Kentish Town, London, transforming a gloomy and disused small office into a naturally lit, 3-storey house.

Triangle House is the retrofit and extension of a small infill site in Kentish Town, transforming a gloomy and disused office into a bright, 3-storey and 3-bedroom house. The design has been meticulously composed to embrace the triangular footprint and existing character of the site, creating a building that makes efficient and functional use of space and natural light.

Alongside delivering a 'hidden home', the external form, detail and scale of the design compliment the street elevation, while ensuring the building enjoys a unique character in its own right. The dental course brickwork employed in the parapet detail is an understated yet physical reference to the history of the neighbouring Victorian factory building – formerly the largest manufacturer of false teeth in Europe.