Tin House Masthead at Douglas Hairston blog

Tin House Masthead. Pavilions, clad in red standing seam metal, are grouped. Set in a victorian neighbourhood, this backland site is overlooked on all sides. The 216m² home of architect henning stummel had to contend with overlooking on all sides of its tightly constrained site on a former breaker’s yard in shepherd’s bush. The site is an overlooked and irregular back land plot. The tin house is squeezed onto a plot surrounded and overlooked by traditional terraced houses in shepherd's bush. This private house sits on an irregular, formerly contaminated london backland site. We divided the brief into its components, creating a sequence of. The back land site of the tin house is entered from a modest london street through a ‘massive’ soanian brick double. Henning stummel architects has designed a home in suburban london that, despite being overlooked by surrounding properties, ensures privacy for its residents.

The tin house is squeezed onto a plot surrounded and overlooked by traditional terraced houses in shepherd's bush. The site is an overlooked and irregular back land plot. This private house sits on an irregular, formerly contaminated london backland site. Pavilions, clad in red standing seam metal, are grouped. Set in a victorian neighbourhood, this backland site is overlooked on all sides. We divided the brief into its components, creating a sequence of. Henning stummel architects has designed a home in suburban london that, despite being overlooked by surrounding properties, ensures privacy for its residents. The 216m² home of architect henning stummel had to contend with overlooking on all sides of its tightly constrained site on a former breaker’s yard in shepherd’s bush. The back land site of the tin house is entered from a modest london street through a ‘massive’ soanian brick double.

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Tin House Masthead The back land site of the tin house is entered from a modest london street through a ‘massive’ soanian brick double. This private house sits on an irregular, formerly contaminated london backland site. The site is an overlooked and irregular back land plot. Pavilions, clad in red standing seam metal, are grouped. Henning stummel architects has designed a home in suburban london that, despite being overlooked by surrounding properties, ensures privacy for its residents. The tin house is squeezed onto a plot surrounded and overlooked by traditional terraced houses in shepherd's bush. The 216m² home of architect henning stummel had to contend with overlooking on all sides of its tightly constrained site on a former breaker’s yard in shepherd’s bush. The back land site of the tin house is entered from a modest london street through a ‘massive’ soanian brick double. We divided the brief into its components, creating a sequence of. Set in a victorian neighbourhood, this backland site is overlooked on all sides.