Carrick House on the north bank of the River Thames includes 120 apartments over 11 storeys
South-facing balconies that stretch three-storeys tall are switched at each horizontal band
A 'giant order', common to 19th century London terrace housing, breaks down the block's mass
Strips of corrugated terracotta are interrupted by a continuous stone stringer course
Together the design elements make an 11 storey block appear more like a five storey block
- Location
- London
- Client
- Oxley Holdings / Ballymore Group
- Use
- Residential
- Status
- Built
- Area
- 9,000 sqm
- Executive Architect
- Glenn Howells Architects
- Design Team
- Chris Lee, Kapil Gupta, Bolam Lee, Martin Jameson, Simon Whittle, Edouard Champalle
- Photography
- Rory Gardiner
