41 Linden Grove strives to create a new benchmark in London for low-energy housing. Using the latest techniques for low-carbon design the project creates a family of apartments that are resilient in the face of a changing climate and rising energy prices. The project is one of only a handful of residential buildings in London to achieve 'Passivhaus' certification, a mark of superior energy efficiency, year-round thermal comfort and minimal energy bills.

Set over four floors, 41 Linden Grove provides 9 apartments that are soulful, authentic and rigorously designed. The spaces are defined by natural materials, bespoke joinery and exposed structural elements. Full-height glazing brings natural light deep into the apartments while establishing a visual connection with the outside. Situated on a generous plot, the building is framed by communal landscaping to the front and a combination of communal and private gardens to the rear.

This garden apartment is defined by beautifully landscaped private terrace and garden, high ceilings throughout and a open plan reception, dining and kitchen area. All living spaces come with polished concrete ceilings.

Angled electric solar blinds modulate sunlight and provide shade while forming an integral part of the architectural language.

The living rooms of the upper-floor apartments overlook the extensive green spaces of Nunhead Cemetery and Nunhead Reservoir. Bedroom windows are oriented towards the wider London skyline, offering panoramic city views.

• South facing views towards Nunhead Cemetery

• North facing views towards London skyline

The apartments are defined by a restrained palette of natural materials and expressed structure. White-oiled ash panelling and natural stone flooring bring warmth, texture and character, balanced by exposed timber and concrete ceilings that create a subtle loft-like quality. Beyond their visual contribution, these materials support the building's environmental performance by moderating internal temperatures throughout the year.

Set within a leafy corner of SE15, at the meeting point of Nunhead, Peckham and Brockley, 41 Linden Grove is ideally positioned for some of South London's most sought-after cafés, restaurants and bars, while benefiting from an abundance of green space on its doorstep. Nunhead has a strong sense of community and a relaxed village character, centred around a traditional green bordered by independent shops, cafés, pubs and a community centre. Nunhead Station offers convenient direct rail connections to London Victoria and Blackfriars.