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The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the split-level living area
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the sideboard dividing the study area from the hearth area
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the hearth area seen from the open patio doors
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the dining area and adjacent kitchen seen from the hearth area
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the kitchen seen from the dining area
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the dining area seen from the kitchen
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: the study overlooking the garden with the architectural drawings of the bungalow laid out on the desk
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: detail of a light fitting above fitted cupboards
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: a twin bedroom
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
The Rig, Gattonside, Melrose, Borders: detail of the bedroom door fitted with a cupboard
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NOTES: Peter Womersley designed the house for himself, but also saw it as a potential model for mass production.
Cranbrook Estate, Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London: the bungalows providing old-people's housing seen with the tower blocks in the background
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NOTES: Built in 1955-1966 and located on nearly 17 acres of slum-cleared land between Old Ford and Roman Road at the south-west corner of Victoria Park, this was one the largest housing redevelopments of its time.
Design for a bookcase for for Lt.Comm. and Mrs Antony Hogg, for 2 Mount Lane, Chichester, West Sussex
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NOTES: Philip Powell designed this house for his sister and brother-in-law in 1948 at the same time as he designed the adjacent No. 1 Mount Lane for his parents. The alterations and additions to No. 2 were made to a bedroom and bathroom and included a new bookcase.