Philbeach Gardens is a five-storey terraced property located on a leafy street in West Kensington, within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Constructed in the late 19th century in the Domestic Revival style, the building is distinguished by its characteristic red brick façade, painted timber detailing, and eclectic decorative features.

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Studio HAVN’s commission involved the sensitive conversion of the existing bedsits and communal facilities to create nine thoughtfully designed apartments, complemented by the addition of a roof terrace and a rear garden studio. The approach carefully balanced respect for the building’s historic character with the introduction of contemporary layouts and finishes, resulting in modern residences that remain true to the architectural language of the original structure.

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Philbeach Gardens is a five-storey terraced property located on a leafy street in West Kensington, within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Constructed in the late 19th century in the Domestic Revival style, the building is distinguished by its characteristic red brick façade, painted timber detailing, and eclectic decorative features.

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Studio HAVN’s commission involved the sensitive conversion of the existing bedsits and communal facilities to create nine thoughtfully designed apartments, complemented by the addition of a roof terrace and a rear garden studio. The approach carefully balanced respect for the building’s historic character with the introduction of contemporary layouts and finishes, resulting in modern residences that remain true to the architectural language of the original structure.

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Philbeach Gardens is a five-storey terraced property located on a leafy street in West Kensington, within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Constructed in the late 19th century in the Domestic Revival style, the building is distinguished by its characteristic red brick façade, painted timber detailing, and eclectic decorative features.

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Studio HAVN’s commission involved the sensitive conversion of the existing bedsits and communal facilities to create nine thoughtfully designed apartments, complemented by the addition of a roof terrace and a rear garden studio. The approach carefully balanced respect for the building’s historic character with the introduction of contemporary layouts and finishes, resulting in modern residences that remain true to the architectural language of the original structure.

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