Ground and first floor delayed

Ground and first floors are offset from the other, because they do not belong together. Different surfaces with different shades of gray to accentuate the effect. Here, the roof of the ground floor serves as the upstairs balcony.

This house was selected in 2014 by the Royal Institute of British Architects as one of the 23 most impressive new homes in Britain and is available for selection for the Manser Medal. This award is given annually to the top, redesigned by an architect, Home.

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Anna Lohan

Anna is a Manchester native who is very handy because she believes the majority of home decor can be done by yourself. And she’s right. Her guides are artful and easy-to-follow. Anna advises us instead embrace the touch a

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