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The design team relaxes in the courtyard. The stepping stone pavers were made from leftover black concrete used for the studio floors.

The cast iron lacework of the Victorian terrace house was the first of the 19th century technological advancements in casting and iron foundary processes and techniques. CNC routed steel plates are the modern equivalent and the fish scale pattern is the only link between the two centuries. Luigi Rosselli Architects found the same pattern in Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s palace in Sanssouci Park, Potsdam. The front gate and Juliet balcony balustrade, both cut from steel plate, bridge the centuries in the same way as this row house bridges with the venerable adjoining older houses. © Justin Alexander

The extended Juliet balcony from the master suite is great for morning coffee and reading or greeting a guest.

One of the two bedrooms includes two smaller beds. A glass door opens to a small Juliet balcony with a glass rail.

Family kitchen/dining

Master bedroom opens onto wrap around balcony terrace.