Second project by ao-ft located in Walthamstow Village. Reconfiguration of a garden wall into ground-floor extension characterised by a series of high level windows.

Ao-ft, 2023

A low-key, light-infused, beautiful transformation of a dark Victorian terrace in Walthamstow. Whittaker Parsons architecture studio has remodelled and extended the cottage, creating a bright contemporary home overlooking Ian Turkington's prairie garden. The project was shortlisted for this year's Don't Move Improve Awards.

Whittaker Parsons, 2023

Tree Courtyard House is a newly completed two-bedroom house in the heart of Walthamstow Village designed by RIBA award-winning architects ao–ft. The peaceful single-story home is arranged around a secluded courtyard, and is a standard-setting example of using CLT construction to craft a sustainable, adaptable home.

Ao-ft, 2024

Join architects Studio Weave and the Waltham Forest Culture team to go behind the scenes at the museum. The Grade II-listed building was constructed in 1730 to house the parish workhouse. After a variety of other uses it opened as Walthamstow Museum in 1931. The museum is currently closed for transformation into a fully accessible and inclusive museum, join a tour to hear about the plans.

Studio Weave, 1730

A walk around historic Walthamstow showing how this unique area grew from a village into a thriving suburb, its social history and the variety of buildings that can be found where Epping Forest meets William Morris.

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A timber shingle clad extension to an Edwardian house and a purpose built artist studio. The project explores what Archer + Braun are interested in; natural materials, craftsmanship and detail, calm and light filled spaces, connection to nature and sustainability. The studio was recently featured in Dezeen.

Archer + Braun, 2023

A Grade II Listed building of special architectural and historic interest, it originated at the end of the 19th century, during which Walthamstow was transformed from a rural community to a bustling suburb of “London over the border".

J W Dunford, 1909

A victorian mid terrace house with a dark blue exterior and a zany tiled front garden. Full of original features without being dictated by the era, colour continues inside with a yellow rubber floor in the kitchen.

Natasha Landers (Designer), 2016

St Barnabas Church is a grade II* listed building with many Arts and Crafts designed features.

William Douglas Caroe, 1903