Nimtim architects

A re-imagining of a 1970s end-of-terrace townhouse as a robust and flexible family home. The house’s setting amongst a former orchard is celebrated and informed the use of materials and the framing of views into the garden.

Nimtim Architects designed the Hive House extension in London with red brick walls that complement an exposed geometric timber structure inside.

London studio Nimtim Architects has renovated a Victorian maisonette in Camberwell with a warm palette of natural materials and a lush walled garden.

Embark on a journey through the best home transformation of 2022 with Hawthorn House—a garden oasis in De Beauvoir. Professors Gareth and Richard, with an eye for design, sought to merge their living spaces with the lush garden. Discover a stepped extension that blurs the lines between indoors and outdoors. Dive into their distinctive palette of unadorned craftsmanship, celebrating the honesty of materials. Experience the vibrant garden designed as an extension of the home. Join us in this…

Nimtim Architects has added an extension called Fruit Box to a 1970s townhouse in London, which is loosely divided by adaptable, semi-open partitions.

nimtim architects were asked to carry out an appraisal for the conversion of an existing semi-detached property in Brockley into two separate dwellings following a planning approval that included a number of compromises in terms of internal layout. We introduced a new fire strategy that...

Modern cement block extension to Victorian terrace home in north-east London

A family home created within a small / restricted ground floor flat, overlooked on all sides, in Lambeth, South London. Our clients considered the cultural and social value of their community to be irreplaceable. They were therefore committed to finding a way of making their existing flat work for them.

Nimtim Architects created a steeply terraced garden to accommodate their extension to this 1960s terrace house in Forest Hill, southeast London