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Hurst House, Buckinghamshire, England

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The clients’ brief was to build a very sustainable and contemporary family home that would have the flexibility to successfully cope with changing family conditions as their children grow up. The site enjoys un-obscured views across the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Studio Bark devises structural use for waste timber in English woodlands

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Studio Bark developed the Shingles project to find structural uses for otherwise unusable bits of timber Spindles began when the studio was hired to build a family home on a wooded site in Buckinghamshire in the southeast of England. "We It also hopes to make bespoke furniture with local students.

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Dezeen's Pinterest roundup features eight eye-catching pavilions

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Among them are innovative buildings by artist Joana Vasconcelos and architect Odile Decq that resemble wedding cakes and feature pyramidal glass designs. The 12-metre-tall structure, called the Wedding Cake Pavilion, is located on the grounds of Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, England.

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English Houses: Residential Buildings

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English House Photos, New Homes in England, British Architecture, Buildings, Architects, UK Luxury Property. New Domestic Buildings in England – Best Contemporary UK Properties information & images. The Cottage , Wiltshire, South West England. Claywood House , Hampshire, South of England.

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The Dezeen guide to stone in architecture, interiors and design

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Skene Catling de la Peña used a combination of knapped and unknapped flint to cover a wedge-shaped house in Buckinghamshire (above), which creates a subtle colour gradient across its facade. It is considered a good all-round building material as it is easy to cut and carve and usually has a uniform texture and colour.

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Cheng Yu Tung Building, Oxford

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Photo Credit: Hufton + Crow and MICA From the outset, the aim was to design an environmentally sustainable building that would enhance the public realm in an area of the city centre so rich in history but which had suffered a significant drop in footfall in recent years.

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Primary school of the future: biophilic building

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Primary school of the future, English education building image, England biophilic architecture, UK Net-Zero property. The design shows a Net-Zero, Biophilic, single-entry nursery and primary concept school to accommodate 300 children aged 0-11, for a building cost of ÂŁ4m. Building: 198 tCO2e. Primary school of the future.