This distinguished end-of-terrace Georgian house has a walled garden to the rear and side Charles Barclay Architects gained Listed Building Consent to take down a Victorian kitchen extension and rebuild it in a modern idiom. The new kitchen/dining area is treated as a garden pavilion, with bifold doors to the east, a retracting glass door to the south and an all-glass bay to the west. An Acero stone floor runs from an external terrace through the dining area, folds up to form a window seat in the glass bay, heated in winter. The design was conceived in collaboration with a garden design by Del Buono Gazerwitz.