I've been away from here for far too long. Life has been busy and all the stories I have had to tell recently have been swallowed by other platforms, but I finally have something new for you. A while back I had a conversation with another architect- Libby of Liberty Rose Architects- about her passion for country houses, their past, their precarious present, and their future. Her passion and expertise catalysed some enjoyable delving down research rabbit holes of my own and, well…
Hi, I am doing a reconstruction of a mid-1500s mansion in Uxbridge, and would be very interested in your thoughts on how the interior rooms might have been allocated / arranged. The original building (of which no image exists) had more than 30 hearths and was arranged in a U shape. Are you familiar with the Treaty House?
Hi, I am doing a reconstruction of a mid-1500s mansion in Uxbridge, and would be very interested in your thoughts on how the interior rooms might have been allocated / arranged. The original building (of which no image exists) had more than 30 hearths and was arranged in a U shape. Are you familiar with the Treaty House?
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