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French+Tye London-based photographers of Architecture, Interiors + the Built Environment. Please contact us to

/ Camberwell, London-A calming and beautifully considered yoga + pilates studio in south London. --studio / 2026
10/06/2026

/ Camberwell, London
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A calming and beautifully considered yoga + pilates studio in south London.

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-studio / 2026

Looking ahead to a new shoot next week with the team at Y/N Studio - thought we’d share some images from one of our last...
04/06/2026

Looking ahead to a new shoot next week with the team at Y/N Studio - thought we’d share some images from one of our last project shoots with them from last year.

Tile House, Hackney, London (UK)

[Y/N] Studio was asked to consider how to extend and improve a traditional Victorian terraced family house in Hackney. The project explores how a contemporary rooftop extension can sit comfortably within its historic context while improving the environmental performance of the home through the considered use of natural, renewable and recycled materials.

Project Details
Location: Hackney, London
Type: Homes, Re-use
Size: 32m2
Client: Confidential
Completed : 2025

Collaborators
Architect : [Y/N] Studio /
Project Team : Alex Smith, Maegan Icke, Elena Gruber, Inas El Ferkhsi
Structural Engineer : Simple Works /
Main Contractor : John Goudie
Photography : FRENCH+TYE /

Arbery Road, Victoria ParkThe east-London home of creatives Thomas Downes and Erika Toogood / + their son, Cass.Photogr...
05/05/2026

Arbery Road, Victoria Park

The east-London home of creatives Thomas Downes and Erika Toogood / + their son, Cass.

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Bulls Barn, near the village of Ditchling, in the South Downs National Park (Sussex, UK) _ for Selencky Parsons / _ 📸 S...
21/04/2026

Bulls Barn, near the village of Ditchling, in the South Downs National Park (Sussex, UK) _ for Selencky Parsons / _ 📸 Summer 2025

Bulls Barn is a large new build house that responds to its beautiful rural setting to maximise views and access to natural light. The house is arranged into 3 distinct volumes, each consisting of a red clay tile upper level that rests on a series of carved flint stone bases. These volumes are linked by lightweight glazed connections that emphasise the key circulation routes of the house.

The materials combine to create a contemporary house that is inspired by the local rural vernacular.

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Architecture : Selencky Parsons /
Contractor : Chalmers & Co /
Landscape : Andy Sturgeon Design /
Lighting design : Eleni Shiarlis Lighting /

Photography : FRENCH+TYE

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