通过在现有的朝北庭院内插入自然采光、自然通风、隔热的木结构，现有的属性被改造。这座重要的建筑以其独特的八角形、大的Crittel窗户、希伯来字母和环绕建筑周边的不规则庭院花园为特色。

The existing property is transformed through the insertion of naturally lit, naturally ventilated, insulated timber structure within an existing North-facing courtyard.Originally a synagogue built in 1902, and converted to housing in the 1990s, this significant building is characterised by its distinctive octagonal form, large Crittel windows, Hebrew lettering, and the irregular courtyard gardens which hug the perimeter of the building.

新扩建部分是由场地极不常规的几何形状塑造的。在犹太教堂现有的砖墙和场地边界之间，有一个由7根软木柱组成的结构，由定制的金属飞板和深软木柱组成美丽的三角形屋顶。这种创新的结构解决方案创造了一个崇高的，动态的和意想不到的空间。巨大的三角形屋顶灯将北向的光线引入空间，改变了这个黑暗和未使用的庭院，同时保留了充满阳光的朝南花园。

The new extension is shaped by the highly unusual geometry of the site. Slotted directly between the existing brick walls of the synagogue and site boundary, is a structure of 7 softwood posts with a beautiful triangulated roof formed from bespoke metal flitch plates and deep softwood joists. This innovative structural solution creates a lofty, dynamic and unexpected space. Large triangular roof lights bring north light into the space, transforming this formally dark and unused courtyard, whilst retaining the sun-filled South-facing garden.

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