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Haptic
London- and Oslo-based Haptic has been slowly establishing its reputation since launching in 2009, but there was one project in particular that raised its profile last year – a proposal for contemporary properties in a conservation area in London's Chelsea. It was a huge hit with Dezeen readers, partly due to the impressive visual that accompanied the design.
The studio's founders originate from an assortment of countries – England, Norway and Germany – but a pared-down Scandinavian aesthetic can be seen throughout their projects. Others that have proved popular recently include a beachside shop and cafe and a pair of house extensions clad in untreated larch.
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1. Haptic granted permission to build contemporary homes in London's Chelsea
2. Coastal cafe by Haptic features plywood volumes shaped like beach huts and Scandinavian cabins
3. Haptic adds a pair of extensions to a Victorian home in west London
4. Mountain Lodge on Sognefjorden by Haptic
5. Floating steel staircase divides Idunsgate Apartment by Haptic