A semi-detached house has been extended and renovated by Intervention Architecture in the Birmingham suburb of Moseley, where a garden room is covered with cedar wood strips. The north-east facing garden has light entering through it and the additional room has greenery outside it. A spacious kitchen and dining space fill the entire width of the site, which is at the rear of the home and leads into the projecting extension with a sliding door. The first floor has bedroom and bathroom spaces, which are accessed through a staircase located at the centre of the home. A paved limestone patio can be seen through a large opening bay window and an adjacent set of doors. The home’s lower level gets a slightly industrial feel as the original timber frames were replaced with Crittall-style aluminium frames that are black in color. Terracotta hexagon tiles are added to the garden room to make it look warm and also to provide a rough texture.

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