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The main body of the house is a new, three storey block which houses the kitchen and the main living area. A cylindrical staircase tower built from an existing brick drum leads to the bedrooms which are ranged above over two floors and a conservatory giving onto the garden links the entrance and studio wings of the house.
Finishes and materials are generally simple and straightforward. The floor is reclaimed caulked elm boards and much of the existing brickwork is left exposed. The incorporation of elements of the ruin which had existed on the site has led to a building which provides a multiplicity of highly differentiated spaces ideal for the display of the clients' collection of paintings and objects.
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