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The 18th century residence in the Cambridgeshire countryside has been redefined as an L shape, improving spatial flow and the home’s connection to nature
London-based architect Studio McW has completed the first phase of the renovation of Follyfield, an 18th century stone residence located in Cambridgeshire, UK.
The first phase included the addition of three gabled extensions in varying scales which responded to the proportions of the existing property, blending contemporary architecture with the hamlet’s rural vernacular.
Built from clay bricks to complement the existing stone, the largest extension is connected to the main house by a zinc-clad gabled kitchen and living space.
The third addition is a new garage built from reclaimed stone and pale timber.
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