Pear Tree House / Edgley Design
This self-build project for the practice director Jake Edgley?s own family home, was initiated, designed and contracted by Edgley Design.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
Architects: Edgley Design
Location: London, United Kingdom
Architects In Charge: Jake Edgley, Andrew Ingham
Area: 425.0 sqm
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Jack Hobhouse
© Jack Hobhouse
This self-build project for the practice director Jake Edgley?s own family home, was initiated, designed and contracted by Edgley Design.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
The concept began with a 100 year old pear tree, a remnant of the site?s history as a Victorian fruit orchard. The house has been built around the tree, creating an internal courtyard that brings light and air to the centre of the plan, while turning the house inward to remain private from the surrounding terraced houses.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
The site is long and thin, and the layout is arranged around the changing light of the day, with the kitchen looking to the north east for morning light, the living areas looking south west onto the pear tree courtyard for light from midday, and the lowered snug in the centre of the building as a cosy retreat in the evening.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
Groun...
© Jack Hobhouse
Architects: Edgley Design
Location: London, United Kingdom
Architects In Charge: Jake Edgley, Andrew Ingham
Area: 425.0 sqm
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Jack Hobhouse
© Jack Hobhouse
This self-build project for the practice director Jake Edgley?s own family home, was initiated, designed and contracted by Edgley Design.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
The concept began with a 100 year old pear tree, a remnant of the site?s history as a Victorian fruit orchard. The house has been built around the tree, creating an internal courtyard that brings light and air to the centre of the plan, while turning the house inward to remain private from the surrounding terraced houses.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
The site is long and thin, and the layout is arranged around the changing light of the day, with the kitchen looking to the north east for morning light, the living areas looking south west onto the pear tree courtyard for light from midday, and the lowered snug in the centre of the building as a cosy retreat in the evening.Â
© Jack Hobhouse
Groun...
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