Typically, an extension is constructed to satisfy a desire for more living space and accommodation often at the expense of the external footprint. Baffle House is an exception to the rule with a pronounced emphasis on the engagement with the garden and a need for a place to house the occupant’s unusual collection of botanicals.
Clare Cousins Architects in collaboration with Eckersley Garden Architecture have pushed the envelope on this Edwardian cottage renovation with both disciplines converging to create a hidden sanctuary.