
WSJ MAGAZINE
TRACKED SOPHIE HICKS
By Ned Beauman
Photographs by Julia Grassi
December 2018 / January 2019
Plays with plan, volume, light and relationship to the external environment to give a remarkable perception of space
London RIBA Regional Award 2019
Limited by planning to a single storey above ground, this house is built down to maximise the footprint. The rendered garden wall of the neighbouring building has been extended; the clerestory that emerges above is the only suggestion that there might be a modern insertion behind. The house plays with plan, volume, light and relationship to the external environment to give a remarkable perception of space. In-situ cast concrete structure forms the walls, ceilings, floors and columns. The control of how the materials come together is impressive – as is the overall sense of calm and tranquillity imbued by the house.

TRACKED SOPHIE HICKS
By Ned Beauman
Photographs by Julia Grassi
December 2018 / January 2019

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By Fran Williams
Photographs by Annabel Elston
February 2019

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Editor Shelley Jones
Film by Nick Ballon
January 2019

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Words by Luca Trombetta
Photography by Hong Kiwoong, Shin Gyo Hyo Geun
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by Mary Boyd
Photographs by James Merrel
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By Stephen Heyman
Photograph by Jacob Sutton
June 2010

EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Contribution by Sophie Hicks
Photographs by Milo Keller and Johannes Marburg
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Edited by Park Jiyoun
Photography by Hong Kiwoong
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