Hatterwan Architects: Conservation, Craft and Contemporary Living
Some architectural practices pursue a recognisable aesthetic. Hatterwan Architects resist that impulse. Their work is shaped instead by context and exchange – between cultures, climates and ways of living.
Based in London and working both across the UK and internationally, the RIBA Chartered studio led by Klara Wan and Mark Hatter moves fluidly between conservation projects, residential commissions and hospitality spaces. Rather than imposing a house style, they focus on proportion, material integrity and spatial clarity.
That sensitivity to context and exchange comes into focus in Highgate House, North London, where a three-storey 1930s house has undergone a substantial architectural transformation, culminating in a sculptural master suite set within the roof volume.
Klara Wan and Mark Hatter, Hatterwan Architects.