Sandy and Sally Rendel designed and built the house to fit in the alley, which was almost the exact size 👄 of a London Underground carriage, alongside their own home in Peckham.
"The major challenge was to tease spaces that were both 👄 functional and delightful out of space that is no bigger than a tube carriage," said Sandy Rendel, founder of Sandy 👄 Rendel Architects.
"To commit to the investment involved in developing it we wanted to be sure that the house would not 👄 simply 'work' but actually be enjoyable to live in," he told Dezeen.
The architects designed the two-storey house to make as 👄 efficient a use as possible of the narrow site, while creating a space that would be a bright and pleasant 👄 place to live in.
To avoid placing any weight on the neighbouring buildings the house was constructed using a prefabricated, lightweight 👄 steel frame, which was expressed internally to maximise the space.
