New Malden Extensions: A Story of Space, Heritage and the Korean High Street
New Malden is one of southwest London's most distinctive suburbs, and not only for its architecture. The area holds the largest Korean community in Europe, giving its high street a character found nowhere else in the capital. Behind that vibrant frontage sits a residential landscape of Victorian and Edwardian houses , modern developments, and apartment complexes that homeowners are steadily transforming through thoughtful extensions. This is the story of what extending a New Malden home actually involves, told through the housing, the planning framework, and the decisions that shape a successful project. For a visual introduction from an experienced architect New Malden , the video is a useful starting point. The Houses That Define the Suburb New Malden developed primarily as a residential suburb from the late nineteenth century onwards, and its housing tells that story clearly. The classic properties feature red or yellow brick facades, decorative cornicing and ironwork, bay win...