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Orchard House
Orchard House
Calne, United Kingdom
Project Featured on Oct 31, 2015
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Orchard House
Calne, United Kingdom
Project Featured on Oct 31, 2015
Work has started on site for a new two storey house in Calne, Wiltshire. On the site of a former walled kitchen garden, landlocked and accessed by a track from the main street, the new house forms a compound of enclosures that create a private, interior world reminiscent of a secret garden.
The design and materials reference the style of traditional agricultural buildings. The lower storey is rendered and the upper clad in loosely spaced timber slats. An historical ‘boundary’ wall will be reinstated, intersecting the house, formed from stone and bound in concrete.
A small kitchen garden is situated just outside the boundary wall, through which a door leads to an entrance courtyard. Inside, the entrance corridor opens onto a double height gallery space. As a wheelchair user, the client required a simple free flowing plan: the living spaces lead around the glazed central courtyard to a library corridor adjoining the master suite. The second storey houses an office and studio space.
At the rear of the house, in the largest courtyard, three old fruit trees are planted in an arrangement that suggests a fourth once stood between them. The missing tree is replaced, forming the focal point of the central courtyard.
The design and materials reference the style of traditional agricultural buildings. The lower storey is rendered and the upper clad in loosely spaced timber slats. An historical ‘boundary’ wall will be reinstated, intersecting the house, formed from stone and bound in concrete.
A small kitchen garden is situated just outside the boundary wall, through which a door leads to an entrance courtyard. Inside, the entrance corridor opens onto a double height gallery space. As a wheelchair user, the client required a simple free flowing plan: the living spaces lead around the glazed central courtyard to a library corridor adjoining the master suite. The second storey houses an office and studio space.
At the rear of the house, in the largest courtyard, three old fruit trees are planted in an arrangement that suggests a fourth once stood between them. The missing tree is replaced, forming the focal point of the central courtyard.
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