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Tim Poulson completes his own ‘country house clause’ home in Cambridgeshire
The four-bedroom home is conceived as a single sculptural form, clad entirely in Cor-ten
Tag: Cambridgeshire
Haysom Ward Miller completes Cambridgeshire almshouses
Cambridge-based Haysom Ward Miller has completed 21 community-led homes in Great Shelford, just outside Cambridge
Capital&Centric to deliver 2,000 ‘design-led’ homes in UK’s largest new town
Developer Capital&Centric has secured a job to deliver 2,000 homes for the UK’s largest new town, Northstowe in Cambridgeshire
Studio Bark to build zero-carbon home next to 15th-century moated manor
Studio Bark has won planning permission for a ‘whole-life zero-carbon home’ in rural Cambridgeshire, next to a 15th-century moated manor house
Loving alms: Dovehouse Court later living by Mole Architects
Mole Architects’ flexible and thoughtful 15-home Dovehouse Court later-living scheme in Cambridgeshire provides a welcome alternative to the stigmatising nature of some almshouses
Sheppard Robson completes technology firm’s Cambridgeshire HQ
Set in rural Melbourn, the campus for technology consultancy TTP includes three single-storey buildings each addressing a specific part of the brief
Studio McW completes rework of 18th-century Cambridgeshire house
This renovation of a traditional stone house includes three gabled extensions, picking up on the existing building’s proportions and local rural vernacular
Graven Hill residents say ‘identikit’ homes are undermining self-build ‘dream’
Residents of the UK’s largest self and custom build site have hit out at the local council for allegedly transforming the scheme into a ‘cookie-cutter’ development full of ‘identikit’ houses.
Níall McLaughlin among contenders for RIBA East awards
A stone-built music practice space designed by last year’s Stirling Prize-winner Níall McLaughlin Architects is among 14 schemes shortlisted for an RIBA East regional award
Hawkes-designed plane fuselage house approved on appeal
A planning inspector has approved Hawkes Architecture’s designs for a three-bedroom house based on the fuselage of a Second World War aeroplane