2019

House in a Garden – ArchDaily Building of the Year : Winner

House in a Garden – AZ Awards Best Single Family Houses : Winner

House in a Garden – ArchDaily Building of the Year : Winner

House in a Garden – AZ Awards Best Single Family Houses : Winner

House in a Garden – RIBA Award : Winner

House in a Garden – Wood Awards : Winner

House in a Garden – AIA (UK) Excellence in Design Award : Commendation

House in a Garden – Structural Timber Awards : Shortlisted

House in a Garden – AR House Award : Shortlisted

House in a Garden – AR House Award : Shortlisted

House in a Garden – Professional Lighting Design Recognition Award : Shortlisted

House in a Garden – RIBA House of the Year : Longlisted

Kenwood Lee RIBA – London Award : Winner

Kenwood Lee RIBA – House of the Year : Longlisted

Kenwood Lee Brick – Awards : Winner

Kenwood Lee – New London Awards : Shortlisted

Kenwood Lee – Schueco Excellence Awards : Individual House Winner

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2018

House in a Garden – Dezeen Top 10 British Architecture Projects : Commendation

House in a Garden – ArchDaily Best Houses: Commendation

House in a Garden – BBC Culture Best Buildings : Commendation

Kenwood Lee – Haringey Design Awards : Shortlisted

Kenwood Lee – Sunday Times British Home Awards : Highly Commended

House & Studio Lambeth – RIBA London Award : Shortlisted

Fitzrovia House – RIBA London Award : Winner

Fitzrovia House – RIBA House of the Year : Longlisted

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2017

Highgate House – RIBA London Award : Winner

Highgate House – RIBA House of the Year : Longlisted

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2014

The Strand – London Evening Standard Awards : Winner of Best Conversion

Our ‘Fulham Lodge’ project was featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs Jan 2021

Grand Designs : South West London 2021 episode

‘House in a Garden’ featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs : House of the Year 2019

‘Kenwood Lee’ featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs : House of the Year 2019

‘House in a Garden’ featured as one of the best new houses of 2018.

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‘House in a Garden’ featured as one of the best new buildings of 2018.

Article by Jonathan Glancey.

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‘House in a Garden’ featured on one of the world’s most influential architecture, interiors and design magazines, Dezeen.

Article by Natasha Levy. Photographs by Edmund Sumner.

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Kenwood Lee has been shortlisted in the ‘Large House of the Year’ category at the Sunday Times British Home Awards 2018.

Winners to be announced Autumn 2018.

Link to the shortlisted projects

Kenwood Lee has been shortlisted in the ‘Best House’ category at the Haringey Design Awards 2018.

Winners to be announced Autumn 2018.

Link to the shortlisted houses

Kenwood Lee featured in October 2018 edition of The RIBA Journal.

Words by Pamela Buxton

Link to The RIBA Journal

‘House in a Garden’ featured in January 2019 issue of Architecture Today.

Article by Piers Taylor

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El Croquis 195 is now available. The renowned international architecture publication is dedicated to our friends, Carmody Groarke and presents their most relevant projects carried out between 2009 and 2018.

Our projects, Highgate House, House and Studio Lambeth and Fitzrovia House has been extensively featured.

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Our refurbishment and new extension to the Grade II* listed Fitzrovia House wins a RIBA London Award 2018

Link to RIBA article

Kenwood Lee featured in The Architects’ Journal on 3rd May 2018.

Article by Jon Astbury.

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Dorset Works has been shortlisted for 2018 RIBA Regional Award.

Link to all RIBA shortlisted projects

Highgate House wins RIBA London Award 2017.

Chosen from a strong shortlist, Highgate House was one of a number of new build houses to win a regional honour in the capital this year.

Link to RIBA London Awards 2017

Highgate House featured in September’s issue of Architectural Review magazine.

“‘At Highgate House, Carmody Groarke have made brick an animate organism, giving expressive life to geometry and space. Beautifully constructed from brick, the Highgate house has a potent sense of solidity and rootedness”

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Highgate House featured in October’s issue of the internationally renowned architecture and design magazine, Domus.

Photographs by world renowned architectural photographer, Hélène Binet.

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‘Highgate House’ featured on one of the world’s most influential architecture, interiors and design magazines, Dezeen.

Article by Eleanor Gibson. Photographs by Hélène Binet.

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New Wave London’s recently completed Highgate House project featured in September’s issue of Wallpaper* Magazine.

The house was designed by awarding winning architects, Carmody Groarke. The project represents the practice’s very first ground-up standalone residential scheme.

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New Wave London’s project The Strand was awarded ‘Best Conversion’ at the ‘London Evening Standard New Homes Awards 2014’.  The judges thought the scheme was a..

“A resourceful conversion of a handsome office building with a stone-façade, these four apartments, including a duplex penthouse, have views across the Thames and a welcome retreat above the bustling street below”.

New Wave London offers a full-construction service, acting as main contractor and project manager for each and every project. We are unique amongst contracting companies in that all our 100+ tradespeople and craftsmen are employed by us. We also have our own 12,000sq/ft joinery workshop and a trusted set on subcontractors whom we work with. All this ensures all our projects are completed on time and executed to the highest building and quality standard. We have an outstanding track record of delivering highly bespoke, high quality built projects on time and within budget. Our approach has ensured we have become a trusted partner for some of UK’s leading architects and interior designers.

New Wave London are a specialist high-end London based construction company. Established in 1996, by Ziomek Wiertelak, the company has quickly gained a reputation as one of the leading building companies of bespoke high-end residential and commercial projects in London. We love what we do and pride ourselves on our work methods and exacting standards. Every project we take on receives special attention and we are heavily invested in the delivery process. A dedicated Project Manager, Site Manager and Works Team are assigned to each and every project so a personal service is always guaranteed. Our success is based on our honest and reliable approach with client satisfaction our principal objective.