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PiP Webinar: Bespoke House Design

Tuesday 19 November 2024

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We will cover the latest products and materials and explore how collaboration between architects, their clients, consultants and manufacturers are helping create better designed, inspiring, sustainable and future-proof bespoke house architecture.

Featured speakers include:

Alan Power, Founder, Alan Power Architects who joins us to share insights on a selection of projects included in his book, At Home in the City: Domestic Architecture for Challenging Urban Sites, to be published by RIBA Books in 2026.

Christopher Taylor, Co-Founder, Taylor Hare Architects who joins us to deliver a case study presentation on award winning The Hall, a sensitively upgraded Grade II listed 16th Century residence that shows how centuries old architecture can be beautifully and sustainably repurposed.

William Burges, Director, 31/44 Architects who joins us to deliver a case study presentation on award winning Six Columns, a residence described as ‘part farmhouse and part California Case Study house’, with a ‘Brutalist application of materials’.

Hugh Strange, Founder and Director, Hugh Strange Architects who joins us to deliver a case study presentation on award winning Farmworker’s House, a deceptively simple house with contrasting aspects, of both a manor house and barn, in one. 
 

Sponsored by: Tile of Spain and Blum

 

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