Stapleton Hall Road
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We’ve impressed the press
“Daring to be different”
David Spittles, The Evening Standard
“...in the twenty-first century, the key social spaces in most homes need to be fluid
areas for living, eating and working that run into one another- and traditional designs
don’t work well for that.”
Melanie Whitehouse, Grand Designs Magazine
“...combined with the split levels it creates fluid spatial links between all parts of the
house and gives an impression of spaciousness that belies the relatively small size and
intimate nature of the house. here is an architecture at its best- enhancing the sense
of well-being and happiness while creating economic value through desirability and
kerb appeal.”
James Pickard, Architecture Today
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And made our customers fall in love
“We feel extremely lucky to live in 1D Rockmount Road. We wouldn’t normally buy
a new house but realised how fantastic this house was when we stayed the night here.
The house is well designed with quality fittings, excellent light levels and lots of storage
space. We couldn’t stop smiling when we moved here and don’t plan to ever leave. It’s
such a pleasure living here that most of our free time is now spent at home. We found
Solidspace great to deal with. They’re very friendly and efficient and have their hearts
in the right place. They’re not just out to make a profit but want to design spaces that
people enjoy living in. They’ve made a big difference to the quality of our lives which
we’re extremely grateful for.”
Graham and Gill, Essex Mews
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Two inspiring new family homes
The development
Stapleton Hall Road, designed in collaboration with
Stephen Taylor Architects, is a unique development of
two four bedroom houses arranged on seven half levels
that form a mirrored pair. The houses, located in N4 in
Stroud Green, aim to challenge yet complement their
existing Victorian neighbours through material use of red
brickwork, grey tiled roofing and painted timber windows.
These high-quality, energy efficent homes are full of
spectacular natural light and volume due to the split
level design. Consequently, the key social spaces of the
homes--eating, living, and working-- remain connected
yet still feel private.
External view
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Full of light, space and character
Roof room retreat
Exploded section
Three-tier reception
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The architect and the developer
Stephen Taylor Architects
Solidspace
Stephen Taylor Architects are an award winning, RIBA-chartered
Solidspace is a very rare example of a development company with a
practice that work both domestically and internationally to produce
commitment to architectural excellence and build quality. Our homes
high-quality contemporary buildings and urbanism. The practice was
have been recognised by the Civic Trust, the Royal Institute of British
named AYA Architect of the year in 2009 and again in 2010 for its
Architects, the American Institute of Architects and the Mies Van der
work in housing and masterplanning.
Rohe Foundation. Our most well-known project is One Centaur
With a continuing commitment to architecture’s social dimension, as
Street in London, designed with the renowned Anglo-Dutch architects
well as its capacity for artistic and cultural expression, they recognise
dRMM. The project won RIBA building of the year and was described
the collective process by which buildings and cities are made as part
by Jonathan Glancey of The Guardian as “a minor masterpiece”.
of an ongoing economic, social and cultural continuum. Amongst
Solidspace has won 11 awards to date and has been shortlisted for
their interests lie a strong concern for the direct emotional effect that
a further 4. Our philosophy is buy-to-live and we strive to create
architecture can have through its physical and pictorial presence,
contemporary architecture that is affordable and accesible. We want
material association and constructional directness. An architecture that
the homeowners of our developments to absolutely love them. We don’t
can be consensual whilst catalytic, mundane yet dramatic. They are
settle and neither should you.
committed to the craft of sustainable construction and the research
of new technologies in pursuit of making buildings that fulfil not only
clients’ expectations of space, light and air, but also economic and
efficient procurement and environmental responsibility.
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Stephen Taylor Architects
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Essex Mews, London, interior
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Specifications
External Finishes
Bedrooms
1.01
Furness Chapel Blend brick
5.01
1.02
JustSwiss ACTUAL CLASSIC painted timber windows and stained Sustainability Features
timber decking
6.01
Water saving devices to reduce water consumption
1.03
Ironmongery by All Good
6.02
High thermal performance of building to reduce heat losses
Internal Finishes
6.03
Cycle store, lockable
2.01
Douglas Fir solid wood floorboards finished with Bona natural 6.04
Double glazed windows with u value 1.1
base in living room, kitchen, utility, gallery, landings and stairs
Access
2.02
Wool Shaker Apron 1821 carpet in bedrooms
7.01
Bespoke joinery and fully fitted wardrobes to double bedrooms
Lifetime homes compliant design for future ease of adaptability
Kitchen and Dining area
Comfort
3.01
ALNO Alnoplan kitchen cabinets in cashmere
8.01
Satellite or cable TV connection provided 3.02
Corian worktops and splashbacks in Cameo White
for easy installation
3.03
Fisher&Paykel appliances-11 function oven, Gas on 8.02
Data cabling for telecom/IT
Glass cooktop, ActiveSmart
8.03
Underfloor heating in kitchen and flat panel radiators in rest of TM
Drawer
TM
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Fridge and freezer and DoubleDish
dishwasher with wall canopy cooker head
Carron Dante 5 woodburning stove in kitchen
house
8.04
Heated towel rails in all bathrooms with separate control for Bathrooms
year round operation
4.01
Aston Matthews Zyam shower and Bette Ocean Lowline bath
8.05
5Amp wall sockets and track lighting systems to living, dining 4.02
75x150 matte white metro tiles on walls and Honeycomb round and kitchen space allowing flexibility for lighting
penny white matte tiles on floor
8.06
Intercom system for entrance doors
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Fisher & Paykel cooktop
Douglar Fir flooring
Fisher & Paykel oven
Painted white plaster walls
Bette Ocean lowline bath
Wool shaker carpet
Ironmongery by All Good
Aston Matthews Zyam shower
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Solidspace DNA
What is Solidspace DNA?
Is Solidspace for me?
The Solidspace DNA is our trademarked design concept which gives
We make homes for people who are unhappy with the standard
our homes more space, more light and more style. It’s how all homes
new and second-hand product and who want something
should be built in the 21st century, and it’s how Stapleton Hall Road is
different. Our lives have changed immeasurably over the last
built.
two hundred years, but oddly our homes haven’t and that’s
where Solidspace comes in.
Light - we put in large high performance windows to let in lots of light.
Our ‘open plan’ design takes out redundant walls and allows light to
flood from one space to another.
“We knew the house was interesting as soon as
Space - our homes are designed to utilise every bit of space. By using
we set foot in it that first time, but the peaceful,
split-levels, the stairs double up as corridors and creates a double-
light-filled house that we were attracted to has
height void in every one of our homes.
more than exceeded our expectations providing
Style - we always collaborate with the best architects to make intriguing,
us with a family home that is a delight to live in.”
stylish and award-winning homes.
Paul, Essex Mews
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Floor plans
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Utility
Room
Living Room
5.5m x 3.0m
Kitchen/Dining
5.1m x 4.1m
Low level
storage
6.1m x 3.3m
Level 1
Approximate floor area
24.1m2
Entrance
W/C
Garden Room/
Reception
4.0m x 3.0m
Courtyard
5.0m x 2.0m
Levels 2 and 3
Approximate floor area
41.1m2
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Low level
storage
6.1m x 3.3m
Utility
Room
Kitchen/Dining
5.1m x 4.1m
Level 1
Approximate floor area
24.4 m2
W/C
Entrance
Garden Room/
Reception
4.0m x 3.0m
Courtyard
3.0m x 3.0m
Living Room
5.5m x 3.0m
Terrace
3.0m x 3.0m
Levels 2 and 3
Approximate floor area
41.1m2
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Bedroom 3
3.0m x
2.3m
Bedroom 2
3.9m x 3.0m
Bathroom
Bathroom
Bedroom 1
3.5m x 3.1m
Bedroom 1
3.5m x 3.1m
Roof Terrace
5.8m x 3.0m
Total floor area
146m2
Levels 4 and 5
Approximate floor area
46.1m2
Levels 4 and 5
Approximate floor area
46.1m2
Ensuite
Bedroom 4
4.0m x 3.2m
Total Volume
405m3
Price £1,095,000
Ensuite
Bedroom 4
4.0m x 3.2m
Levels 6 and 7
Approximate floor area
40.0m2
Total floor area
157m2
Bedroom 2
3.9m x 3.0m
Bedroom 3
3.0m x
2.3m
Levels 6 and 7
Approximate floor area
30.3m2
Mezzanine
3.4m x 3.0m
Roof Terrace
3.0m x
2.7m
Total Volume
432m3
Price £1,295,000
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Our customer promise
At Solidspace, we’re fair to our customers. If you
make an offer on one of our homes at the listed
sell price, we’ll give you six weeks to exchange
before we look at any other offers. We wouldn’t
want to be gazumped, so we wouldn’t let our
customers be either!
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Experience Solidspace
If you have any questions or would like to come and see our model, please contact:
Olivia Borszynska
[email protected]
+44 (0)20 7234 0222
Solidspace
83 Weston Street
London SE1 3RS
solidspace.co.uk
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