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Attic flat in Belfast: dining corner
RIBA4655
NOTES: The architect designed the flat as his own pied-a-terre in Belfast.
Attic flat in Belfast: the sitting area
RIBA4657
NOTES: The architect designed the flat as his own pied-a-terre in Belfast.
Attic flat in Belfast: the sitting area
RIBA4658
NOTES: The architect designed the flat as his own pied-a-terre in Belfast.
Terraced houses, 80-90 South Hill Park, Hampstead, London: the street facade
RIBA5105
NOTES: This was a development of six terrace houses each with only a 12-foot frontage. The architects, who occupied two of the houses, employed Le Corbusier's 'Modular' system of proportions based upon the Golden Mean.
Terraced houses, 80-90 South Hill Park, Hampstead, London: the rear elevation seen from a garden
RIBA5106
NOTES: This was a development of six terrace houses each with only a 12-foot frontage. The architects, who occupied two of the houses, employed Le Corbusier's 'Modular' system of proportions based upon the Golden Mean.
Plas Brondanw, Llanfrothen, Gwynedd: the garden
RIBA5701
NOTES: The gardens were designed by the owner, architect Clough Williams-Ellis, in three stages: the first one between 1908 and 1914, the second one between the two wars and the third one after 1951.
Terraced houses, 80-90 South Hill Park, Hampstead, London: a view of the split-level living area
RIBA5757
NOTES: This was a development of six terrace houses each with only a 12-foot frontage. The architects, who occupied two of the houses, employed Le Corbusier's 'Modular' system of proportions based upon the Golden Mean.