As in the Red House, in the Corner House 31/44 Architects prolonged the line of the cornice and the stringcourses of the original home in the expansion. The architects imitated the type and colour of brick that originally distinguished the row of terraced houses, ignoring disrespectful changes that had been introduced over the years. Lastly, where it was not possible to reproduce the original lines, they added a false pattern of lines to establish a new geometric harmony with a minimalist orientation. Thus the slightly arched windows were replaced with perfectly rectangular ones; the decorative white window-frames were entirely removed and replaced with slight recesses in the walls. The new brick façade turns the corner with a rounded edge in imitation of the pub on the opposite side of the street, made of grey rather than red brick, so that the new construction stands out as separate from the original house.