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View of 'ordinary' bungalow front elevation across landscaped
garden
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Rear showing some of
the special features
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View
of 'ordinary' front elevation
and new block paved drive |
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Rear
elevation and terrace |
The
lounge area
at the front of the house |
Some
of the special features
at the rear of the house |
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Kitchen
from the dining area |
Lounge area
looking towards the hall |
Dining area
with feature window |
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Close up showing
window detail and statue |
View of
complete 'ordinary'
front elevation |
View of 'extra ordinary'
rear elevation at night |
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This award winning project, also in conjunction with Marsh
& Grochowski Architects, was to convert a simple council bungalow situated near the
edge of Rutland Water into a luxury bungalow - 'Gwithian'.
The project was in three stages:
1.
Extension of the existing building
2 Conversion of existing accommodation
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Landscaping and special features
Special Features:
Window: The beaten copper faced wall with a wave design and circular
'Porthole' window
reflect the
naval background of the client.
Water Feature: The engineering water feature with original steel beams
reflects
the client's engineering background.
Statues: The statue, by Simon Stringer was added later after completion of the
project.
This may reflect the client's interest in
the design and
construction
of the millennium dome - now renamed The O2 Arena.
For detail plans of this project click
here |
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