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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Suffolk Farm House in England by Nash Baker Architects

December 6th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Nash Baker Architects

It was only after living in their 400-year-old Jacobean farmhouse in Suffolk for 3 years that Architect Howard Nash (Co-director of Nash Baker Architects) and his partner Monique Beauval-Nash felt they knew the building well enough to make a start on its renovation. They used this long gestation period to good effect, repairing and improving decaying Victorian farm outbuildings and developing creative ways of tackling the architectural and conservation issues raised by the main farmhouse.

Now, they have completed building works to the farmhouse and the result is a subtle and exquisite weaving together of the historic, the not-quite-so historic and the contemporary into a quietly confident statement of architectural and design excellence.

Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

Architects: Nash Baker Architects
Project: Suffolk Farm House
Location: England
Photography: Nick Guttridge
Project Size: 4550 ft2
Completion Date: 2016

Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects

: Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

: Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

: Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

: Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

: Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

: Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects

: Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects

: Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects

: Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects

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Tags: England

Category: Farm House

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