Location: Ampney Saint Mary, England
Project size: 5,300 square feet
Site size: 30,500 square feet
Program: A single-family house in a rural area affords ample space for work and leisure.
Solution: The spacious Cotswolds house comprises two adjacent volumes: a modern interpretation of a traditional farm structure, with high timber ceilings and peaked rooflines, and a smaller, monolithic dry stone building. A central open-air courtyard is tucked between the two. An annexed artist’s studio, which echoes the timber design of the larger main structure, completes the residential complex.
Construction and materials: The architects utilized local dry stone, as well as charred and natural larch wood.
Additional Information
Total project cost: withheld
Owner: withheld
CreditsArchitect: Bureau de Change Architects Studio 3 18 Coronet Street N1 6HD London UK
Engineers: Structural Engineer: Mallone Engineers
General contractor: Passive Building Structures
Photographer: Gilbert McCarragher |
SpecificationsExterior Cladding Masonry: Dry wall Cotswolds Stone Metal panels: Copper Sheets Rainscreen: Larch Timber Battens
Roofing Tile/shingles: Larch Timber Battens Other: Zinc Standing Seam
Windows Wood frame: Internorm
Glazing Glass: Triple Glazing Skylights: Velux
Interior Finishes Cabinetwork and custom woodwork: T J Joinery Floor and wall tile: Microscreed floor |