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Petersham Houses

Terry Farrell and Partners, Richmond, 2003

 

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While the designs of the three houses were never intended to be near-identical, they turned out more different than initially invisaged 

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  • While the designs of the three houses were never intended to be near-identical, they turned out more different than initially invisaged    
  • The pavilion of house three    
  • View from the entrance    
  • View towards the entrance    
  • The pavilion, including a contact slot to the garden above the remote-controlled hearth    
  • The kitchen    
  • The view from the pavilion through the transition space with main stair toward the gallery    
  • The dining space    
  • The master bathroom in the 1.8m-wide slot above the hall    
  • The master bedroom with blinds for privacy and shading (there is also air conditioning)    
  • A bathroom close-up, with individual fittings    
  • Site plan    
  • Ground floor    
  • First floor    
  • Axonometric     
  • Visual of main blocks and pavillions (without surrounding walls)    

Three courtyard houses situated in the rural Thames-side village of Petersham in Richmond for the top end of the housing market

The design concept creates three individual family homes that form part of an architectural grouping while remaining private. Each house is conceived as a linear arrangement of rooms comprising dining room, kitchen, study and bedrooms accessed from a double-height gallery that runs the length of the house.

The architectural language for the building consists of a range of materials, which with the building form creating a contemporary classic modern profile and a scheme of the highest architectural quality.

Data

  • Completed: 2003
  • Floor area: 17,000m2
  • Sectors: Residential, House
  • Total cost: £4.4M
  • Address: Petersham, Courtyards, River Lane, Petersham, Richmond, TW10 7AG, United Kingdom

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