Located in the Borough of Ealing, London this town house is common of the era cheaply constructed and lacking character. Our intervention will reinvigorate a tired kitchen / dining space allowing the creation of a modest extension at the ground floor. Minimised the amount of steel and concrete used in the structure and foundations was key to ensure this building has a low carbon footprint. Constructed with a highly sustainable hybrid structure which uses 95% timber. We therefore worked with engineers to establish a clever design which only required a cemfree precast land beam instead of a traditional foundation footing. The extension is formed from rational interior and exterior panels which sit between the primary hybrid structure. The structure is expressed into a grid that highlights the facetted soffit panels.