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Acre Place
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Acre Place, Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Acre Place
Acre Place, Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Type
YEAR
2008
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
A ground floor tenement refurbishment. The failing plasterboard ceiling and wall plaster was removed exposing a remarkable slate shillot wall and pitch pine ceiling joists (originally old ships timbers from the local dockyard)
The wet room was constructed with natural lime render walls, natural limestone floor and cantilevered shelving and simple affordable fittings. The lighting and extract are concealed. No plastic shower tray, no shower curtain, no tinny fittings this project demonstrates that natural materials and craftsmanship can still be achieved on a budget and that the ritual of bathing is still possible in the 21st century.
Constructed mostly from existing and reclaimed materials, the kitchen has natural limestone floors, countertop and backsplashes. The concealed lighting and power outlets are integrated with the design. The sink is big enough to fit the largest saucepan. The countertop has been installed at the right height for cooking. Every square inch of storage space is utilized including a disused chimney. A well ventilated pantry has been installed around the corner providing additional storage for fresh water, vegetables, a large unsightly fridge and pet food. The kitchen fittings are simple, affordable and made out of brass, a material that will show time, and age gracefully. A place to make a slow cooked meal.
The wet room was constructed with natural lime render walls, natural limestone floor and cantilevered shelving and simple affordable fittings. The lighting and extract are concealed. No plastic shower tray, no shower curtain, no tinny fittings this project demonstrates that natural materials and craftsmanship can still be achieved on a budget and that the ritual of bathing is still possible in the 21st century.
Constructed mostly from existing and reclaimed materials, the kitchen has natural limestone floors, countertop and backsplashes. The concealed lighting and power outlets are integrated with the design. The sink is big enough to fit the largest saucepan. The countertop has been installed at the right height for cooking. Every square inch of storage space is utilized including a disused chimney. A well ventilated pantry has been installed around the corner providing additional storage for fresh water, vegetables, a large unsightly fridge and pet food. The kitchen fittings are simple, affordable and made out of brass, a material that will show time, and age gracefully. A place to make a slow cooked meal.
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