Pair of Complementary Salvaged Brick Dwellings

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Pair of Complementary Salvaged Brick Dwellings

These beautifully designed houses are a testament to architectural harmony, featuring complementary elements that enhance their unique individual characters. Each home showcases the meticulous use of salvaged brick, integrating both tradition and sustainability. One residence is crowned with a roof of salvaged slate, while the other is distinguished by rosemary clay roof tiles, adding individual charm and character to each structure.

The design extends beyond the façades, incorporating sophisticated finishes that blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment. Stone steps and cills contribute to the homes’ elegant appearance, while the bonded gravel driveways offer both functionality and visual appeal. These driveways are bordered by dished basalt cobbled channels, leading to the roadway entrance, further emphasising the homes' attention to detail and craftsmanship.

This project was undertaken in collaboration with Heritage Developments Ltd., ensuring that the design respects historical integrity while embracing modern design standards. Their expertise in blending traditional architectural elements with contemporary functionality is evident throughout the project.

The result is a pair of houses that not only complement each other but also celebrate their own distinctive styles, achieving a perfect balance of heritage and innovation.

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