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A look at two architects' fascinating homes.
Sarah Featherstone, Featherstone Associates:
Sarah Featherstone’s own home is inserted into a narrow and potentially awkward east London site. It’s a great example of a ‘courtyard house’, which looks inward, providing privacy from neighbouring buildings whilst maximising light with an internal glazed courtyard. Inside, spaces are opened up and visually connected to create a sociable, ‘friendly’ house.
Laurie Chetwood: Chetwood Associates:
Laurie Chetwood’s family home is a stunning re-working of a 1930’s cedar kit house. Chetwood’s interest in exploring natural forms led him to take inspiration from the life cycle of the butterfly to create this eye-catching ‘Butterfly House’.
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16 June 2004 at 6:00 pm |
Duration: | 2 hours 30 minutes |
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Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) |
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£10, £7 conc., including a glass of wine |
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www.riba-gallery.com or 020 7307 3699 |
Additional Information: |
Drinks from 6pm, event 6.30pm. One of the RIBA/Homes &Property Talks: |
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