A single-storey rear extension to a 1930’s dwelling, designed to form an open-plan kitchen and dining area that integrates seamlessly with the existing living spaces. The proposal establishes a clear dialogue between the historic fabric and contemporary intervention, blending traditional character with modern functionality. A raised ceiling incorporating high level windows and rooflights introduces abundant natural light, enhancing the sense of volume and spatial quality. Full-height sliding doors to the kitchen and bifold doors to the dining area offer flexible connections to the external terrace, fostering a strong visual and physical relationship between the interior and the garden.