Six Columns is a new brick house in Crystal Palace, south London, designed by 31/44 Architects as the family home of one of the practice's directors, and named RIBA House of the Year 2024. Built on a former side garden, it pairs a tiled, pitched-roof main block that matches its 1950s neighbours with two angled single-storey wings, and takes its name from the six columns that form its main structure.
A 3D model of Six Columns, built from photographs and drawings with my3dhouse. It is an interpretation of the building, not a survey of it.