Practice · Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Square Feet Architects
Square Feet Architects designs homes and adaptations around everyday use, from room arrangements to the relationship with the garden.
- Studio
- London, United Kingdom
- Work
- Commercial, Cultural, Mixed-Use
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- On Architecture Social
- 3 projects
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Selected work
Belsize Lane ↗
The glazed extension meets the existing rear elevation · A blue sofa and white brickwork define the living area · Dining space within the reconfigured home
Photography: Dan Welldon
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About the practice
Spaces for the way people live.
The practice’s work at Belsize Lane began with a straightforward brief: make a terraced house a more sociable place for friends to visit, dine and spend time together.
Moving the kitchen into the rear living area created a new relationship between the main rooms. A glazed extension brought the terrace into that arrangement, while a separate study and utility room added practical space.
The project demonstrates how changes to layout, levels and openings can make an existing home work differently without losing the distinct character of each area.
What they do
- 01Residential architectureSeen in Belsize Lane
- 02Reconfiguration and extensionsSeen in Belsize Lane
- 03Light and connections to the gardenSeen in Belsize Lane
Selected work · 3 projects
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Profile updated 19 October 2026
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