The Quest / Strom Architects

?The Quest? is a private house in Swanage (UK); it is a new-build home replacing an ageing bungalow that had been on the site since 1917.
© Martin Gardner
Architects: Strom Architects
Location: Swanage, United Kingdom
Architect In Charge: Magnus Strom
Area: 235.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Martin Gardner
Main Contractor : Matrod Frampton
Structural Engineer : Barton Engineers
Cost Consultant : Stockdale
© Martin Gardner
?The Quest? is a private house in Swanage (UK); it is a new-build home replacing an ageing bungalow that had been on the site since 1917.
© Martin Gardner
The clients wanted a house for their retirement, but with a keen interest in design and a love of abstract and modern art, it needed to eschew the usual trappings of staid, retirement home design.
© Martin Gardner
The site is heavily wooded and sloping, enjoying a beautiful southerly aspect with a view over the Durlston Country Park.
Site Plan
Early on, we established the advantages of a single-storey building; it would suit the retired clients? future needs and the needs of their disabled daughter, give an elegant solution to the steeply sloped site and allow a simple arrangement of spaces. At the same time, the design reduces the visual impact from across the valley when...
© Martin Gardner
Architects: Strom Architects
Location: Swanage, United Kingdom
Architect In Charge: Magnus Strom
Area: 235.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Martin Gardner
Main Contractor : Matrod Frampton
Structural Engineer : Barton Engineers
Cost Consultant : Stockdale
© Martin Gardner
?The Quest? is a private house in Swanage (UK); it is a new-build home replacing an ageing bungalow that had been on the site since 1917.
© Martin Gardner
The clients wanted a house for their retirement, but with a keen interest in design and a love of abstract and modern art, it needed to eschew the usual trappings of staid, retirement home design.
© Martin Gardner
The site is heavily wooded and sloping, enjoying a beautiful southerly aspect with a view over the Durlston Country Park.
Site Plan
Early on, we established the advantages of a single-storey building; it would suit the retired clients? future needs and the needs of their disabled daughter, give an elegant solution to the steeply sloped site and allow a simple arrangement of spaces. At the same time, the design reduces the visual impact from across the valley when...
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