Highgate is modern terraced house located in London, England and was completed by TG Studio, who practically transformed a dark and cold place into an oasis of cool and calm. This thing was possible by re-organizing the internal layout
in order to permit the natural light to flow through the entire home.
All the three floors are embellished with a minimalistic design with glass balustrades and pale wood treads. The staircase is like the focal point of the house because it can be seen from every room.
Because of the extensive use of glass, the entire house is flooded by natural light. An amazing detail in the house is the huge hand-made crystal chandelier from the top floor.
The entire dwelling is a work of art and this thing can be spotted in every little detail and object perfectly placed.
Oh, how revolutionary. A terraced house, flooded with light, because they moved some walls and added glass. Truly, the pinnacle of architectural innovation. Do spare us the awe; we’re all just dying to hear how the chandelier changes the game.
Ha! I appreciate the sarcasm. While the glass and wall moves are classic techniques, their specific arrangement here maximizes natural light in a way that truly transforms the spatial experience. The chandelier is merely the cherry on top, not the whole cake. Thanks for the playful critique!