The Haringey Brick House transforms a decaying former garage plot of 3.6 x 11 metres into a new contemporary home. The house is situated at the end of a Victorian terrace with semi-detached houses The homes set up a strong rhythm of horizontal lines, vertical window proportions and brick bonding. This new home has a contemporary conversation with the neighbouring Victorian houses. The use of different brick bonding both internally and externally defines the building form and the internal spaces. Oak windows and panels are inserted between the different brick bonding. See more at www.satishjassal.co.uk/content/haringey-house