Hampstead House
London, 2019
Architect: Stanton Williams
Area: 300m2
Completed
Housing, New Build, Code 4
The design integrates a range of low-energy and renewable technologies to reduce its Carbon footprint without compromising the rich spatial and visual experience.
We designed the mechanical and electrical installations to an energy strategy that includes a ground source heat pump, which extracts energy from boreholes beneath the garden. A solar thermal array on the roof generates hot water in summer. Any excess heat is diverted into the boreholes so as to improve their efficiency by replenishing some of the heat extracted the previous winter.
Heat exchange boreholes were drilled over 100 metres deep into the London clay
Heat exchange boreholes were drilled over 100 metres deep into the London clay
The integration of the building services is fundamental to the spatial quality and so we have designed and coordinated the building services in detail with the architecture. Bespoke electrical lighting and accessories have been designed to provide a consistent and discrete aesthetic throughout the house for power, lighting and controls.
