Be radical when renovatingWhen two architects renovate their own home, the results are often inspiringly creative. That’s certainly the case with this Victorian terraced family home belonging to architects Maya Carni and Ran Ankory of Scenario Architecture. When reconfiguring the five-bedroom property, they created a unique and stunning ‘broken-plan’ layout. Their chief aim was to create a connection between the front living rooms and the garden. “The two street-level front sitting rooms are a full floor above the lower-ground kitchen and garden,” explains Carni. “So we opened up the two rooms and lowered the back one by two steps.” The downstairs retains unique and welcoming living spaces, and yet you can now see right out to the garden from the front of the house.Learn more about the transformation and look around the rest of this interesting home
Be radical when renovatingWhen two architects renovate their own home, the results are often inspiringly creative. That’s certainly the case with this Victorian terraced family home belonging to architects Maya Carni and Ran Ankory of Scenario Architecture. When reconfiguring the five-bedroom property, they created a unique and stunning ‘broken-plan’ layout. Their chief aim was to create a connection between the front living rooms and the garden. “The two street-level front sitting rooms are a full floor above the lower-ground kitchen and garden,” explains Carni. “So we opened up the two rooms and lowered the back one by two steps.” The downstairs retains unique and welcoming living spaces, and yet you can now see right out to the garden from the front of the house.Learn more about the transformation and look around the rest of this interesting home
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