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Tilleuls
Tilleuls project is a typical example of housing in residential areas. Plot divided to generate profit, house too small, too much partitioned, not adapted anymore to the current lifestyle and not insulated. A typology of project that architectes will have to deal with more often to transform the existing situations, avoid land impact of new neighborhoods, and improve energy consumption of buildings.
Philippe Billard
Philippe Billard
The project quickly heads toward a renovation of the existing building, energetically and spatially, completed by an extension.
The partition of the house has been redesigned. The side of the entrance is changed to face the street and create a filter between public and private. The ground floor... More
Project • By OB Architecture Ltd • Private Houses
Treetops
Set within a steeply sloping site, surrounded by pine trees, this is a modern home with traditional elements, designed to encompass impressive and grand entertaining spaces whilst also creating a homely, inviting retreat for its owners.
Brett Charles Photography
The design responds to the extraordinary topography of the site, with the rear forming a series of tiered terraces, louvers and balconies that project into the treetops. The layering of elevations adds depth and animation, whilst the warm textures of buff brick and rich iroko timber adorning the façade allow the building to blend into its wild backdrop.
Brett Charles Photography
Inside, spaces range from the expansive kitchen, dining and entertaining area, with do... More
Project • By Studio Tashima • Private Houses
St Margaret's Preparatory School
St Margaret’s Preparatory School is an independent primary school founded in 1946. The main building is a converted, red brick coach house and stable block dating from the 18th century. This Grade II Listed property was once part of the estate of Gosfield Hall, a former Georgian mansion set in 10 acres of manicured grounds and parkland.
Oliver Perrott
We were asked to design a single, flexible space that could ultimately be divided for children at various stages throughout their nursery years. For this we pursued a gullwing roof design that maximises light and height, while affording an open plan without supporting columns. This new building is nestled as an infill just to the north side of the former stable block. The exterior... More