Ampuero Yutronic Designs The Bridle Path in Epsom, Surrey
Chilean architecture firm Ampuero Yutronic has completed The Bridle Path, a contemporary house in Epsom, Surrey, southwest of London. The 80-square-meter project, led by architects Javier Ampuero and Catalina Yutronic, consists of two simple volumes that shift and interlock in response to the low-density suburban context. Rather than an isolated object, the composition derives from the scale, alignment, and material character of neighboring buildings, allowing the house to develop its own identity while maintaining a connection to the site. The design team included Andy Wakefield, with structural engineering by Constant Structural Design and general construction by S. Harris LTD. Materials and products used include Cortizo Vision Plus, Crest Nordic, Dekton Umber, and Holte. The project was curated by Valentina Díaz and is slated for completion in 2026.
Key facts
- The Bridle Path is a contemporary house in Epsom, Surrey, UK.
- Architecture firm Ampuero Yutronic designed the project.
- The house has an area of 80 square meters.
- The project is organized as two shifting and interlocking volumes.
- The design responds to the suburban context of low-density residential fabric.
- Architects Javier Ampuero and Catalina Yutronic led the project.
- Structural engineering was provided by Constant Structural Design.
- General construction was carried out by S. Harris LTD.
Entities
Artists
- Javier Ampuero
- Catalina Yutronic
- Andy Wakefield
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- Ampuero Yutronic
- Constant Structural Design
- S. Harris LTD
- Cortizo Vision Plus
- Crest Nordic
- Dekton Umber
- Holte
Locations
- Epsom
- Surrey
- London
- United Kingdom