Infill house

New infill house in in south-east London. Contemporary spaces formed with warm and natural materials. An architecture that is both modern and contextual. Based on the new infill site housing policy "Policy H2 Small sites" of the Draft New London Plan

Rotterdam is experiencing enormous hype thanks to 3 new architectural icons: Central Station (Team CS), Market Hall (MVRDV) and high-rise De Rotterdam (OMA)

The brick piers of an old Victorian coach house are incorporated in the facade of this skinny house in New Cross, London, designed by Selencky Parsons.

A two-storey Roncesvalles infill does double-duty as a private retreat with plenty of play space for the grandkids

Image 1 of 24 from gallery of Ágora House / Ricardo Dàries Arquitectura. Photograph by Germán Cabo

This week on Dezeen, the best architecture of 2016 was lauded at the World Architecture Festival in Berlin, where Patrik Schumacher gave a divisive speech

Infill architecture is a growing specialisation, which seeks to utilise unloved, awkward or overlooked ‘scrap’ plots in the space-starved urban fabric and transform them for new roles. Our latest Pinterest mood board highlights a handful of global projects, from Toronto to Tokyo, laneways to industrial estates. So if you’re seeking inspiration for your own gap house or simply want to feed your curiosity, our Pinterest board on infill architecture is a solid starting point. Photo:William…