Sun Slice House / Neil Dusheiko Architects

© Edmund Sumner
Text description provided by the architects. Sun Slice House project is a transformation of a Victorian semi-detached house in South Cambridge. The result is a meticulously designed extension, enveloping the existing house and marked out by a series of skylights creating an abundance of natural light inside the home. Outside, a new garden, designed by landscape designer, Jane Brockbank, links the house with the ‘Dark Spa’; a secluded retreat for busy parents and contrasts with the light-filled interiors of Sun Slice House.
© Edmund Sumner
The homeowners, a young, ambitious couple with three children, wanted to extend and restore the house which had fallen into disrepair. Some of the essential requirements were to create a home-schooling area for the children as well as a home working space for the parents, both of whom work from home. They also wanted to add a new-build outdoor leisure space to the end of their garden to house a gym, sauna, and spa area.

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