Latest articles by Johan Devlin - Photography
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The life lessons of Swedish modernist architect Sigurd Lewerentz
Stockholm’s ArkDes museum celebrates Sigurd Lewerentz’s architecture for body and soul with a publication and exhibition, ‘Sigurd Lewerentz: Architect of Death and Life’
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A House for Artists reinvents affordable, sustainable living
Apparata architecture studio is behind this sustainable housing development in Barking town centre, east London
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Art Deco railway stations inspire this Surrey home design
Established in 2014 and led by Tom Surman and Percy Weston, this London studio brings a distinctive approach full of individuality to its projects. ‘We eschew a house style,’ say the two founders, who have worked together on a variety of interior redesigns, single-family houses, small scale residential, cultural, education and commercial work. Ditton Hill House is among the studio’s latest completions. The new-build, 250 sq m detached Surrey home gently references the suburban vernacular of its locale, complete with a pitched roof and archetypal house outline; yet it does so in a pared down, contemporary way that blends Tudor style and industrial aesthetic.
