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A new house drawing on the local vernacular, using traditional materials and proportion so that it sits comfortably in its landscape and feels as though it has always belonged.
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This drawing sets out the terrace and lower arches, using oak joinery and handmade brick to establish a composed and measured elevation.
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External and internal views of the new house, where carefully proportioned openings and deep reveals give weight and depth to the elevation.
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Detail of chimney, combining dressed stone and handmade brickwork to anchor the roofscape.
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A modest garden building, timber-clad and tile-roofed, set into the landscape as part of the wider composition.
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Our simple stone colonnade, intended to frame the garden rather than dominate it.
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The house set into its garden, with stone, gravel and planting working together to form a series of outdoor rooms.
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Stone, brick and clay tile brought together to form a robust and carefully proportioned roofscape.
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Deep eaves with carefully shaped oak rafters.
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A formal kitchen garden, with paths, planting and glasshouse aligned along a central axis.
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A sculpted oak staircase, finished in marmorino and shaped as a continuous curve between floors.
