Neil Dusheiko Architects

Neil Dusheiko Architects Neil Dusheiko Architects is an architectural design studio based in Angel, London.

House of the Elements is a radical remodelling of a Victorian terraced home in London, creating a beautiful spa-like ret...
22/02/2026

House of the Elements is a radical remodelling of a Victorian terraced home in London, creating a beautiful spa-like retreat in another otherwise ordinary urban setting. Bold spatial gestures, a focus on connections to nature, and also a sense of fun make this an exciting and highly unusual home. House of the Elements explores the concept of space as a living entity, where time is measured not only by human presence and daily rituals but also by the growth and nurturing of plants, and the passage of light throughout the day. ⁠
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The House of the Elements, Peckham⁠
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www.neildusheiko.com

House of the Elements is a radical remodelling of a Victorian terraced home in London, creating a beautiful spa-like ret...
22/02/2026

House of the Elements is a radical remodelling of a Victorian terraced home in London, creating a beautiful spa-like retreat in another otherwise ordinary urban setting. Bold spatial gestures, a focus on connections to nature, and also a sense of fun make this an exciting and highly unusual home. House of the Elements explores the concept of space as a living entity, where time is measured not only by human presence and daily rituals but also by the growth and nurturing of plants, and the passage of light throughout the day. ⁠
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The House of the Elements, Peckham⁠
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Photos by ⁠
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Architecture and Interior Design ⁠
Garden Design ⁠
Built by ⁠
Structural Design ⁠
Artwork ⁠
Install team ⁠
⁠
Our portfolio here: ⁠
⁠
www.neildusheiko.com

Recent work in Highgate opposite the ponds… As a studio, we are very concerned about atmosphere. The effects of how natu...
15/02/2026

Recent work in Highgate opposite the ponds…

As a studio, we are very concerned about atmosphere. The effects of how natural light moves during the day, the way it touches materials, bringing the inherent beauty of natural materials alive.

The effects of artificial light, how it can bring warmth and focus to our daily activities.

Light, space and materials are what we work with, and how they interact with the fourth dimension of time.

These studies explore the quiet generosity of space rather than spectacle. Soft, filtered daylight moves through double-height volumes and roof openings, animating timber, stone and lime-washed surfaces. Structure is deliberately legible, columns, thresholds and changes in level doing the work.

The intention is calm, durable architecture that feels inhabited and settled, shaped as much by light and time as by form.

You can see more in our portfolio here


House of Elements began with a simple question: how can a home feel grounded and light at the same time?We worked with e...
14/02/2026

House of Elements began with a simple question: how can a home feel grounded and light at the same time?

We worked with elemental materials — timber, stone, and filtered light — to create spaces that feel calm, tactile, and enduring.



Our portfolio here


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Recent work in Highgate opposite the ponds… As a studio, we are very concerned about atmosphere. The effects of how nat...
18/01/2026

Recent work in Highgate opposite the ponds…
As a studio, we are very concerned about atmosphere. The effects of how natural light moves during the day, the way it touches materials, bringing the inherent beauty of natural materials alive.

The effects of artificial light, how it can bring warmth and focus to our daily activities.

Light, space and materials are what we work with, and how they interact with the fourth dimension of time.

These studies explore the quiet generosity of space rather than spectacle. Soft, filtered daylight moves through double-height volumes and roof openings, animating timber, stone and lime-washed surfaces. Structure is deliberately legible, columns, thresholds and changes in level doing the work.

The intention is calm, durable architecture that feels inhabited and settled, shaped as much by light and time as by form.

You can see more in our portfolio here


Address

Unit 12c Building Two Canonbury Yard, 202-208 New North Road, Islington
London
N17BJ

Telephone

+447876341273

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