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    This house is so incredible it was voted the best in England 2023 | houses

    Henry BlackwellBy Henry BlackwellDecember 10, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    1 of 7 This home is so incredible it was voted the best in the UK 2023 – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    This house is so incredible it was voted the best in the UK 2023 – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    The house was named after a type of traditional Moroccan house built around a central courtyard RIBA House of the Year (Royal Institute of British Architects) 2023 – Awarded annually to the best architect-designed house in the United Kingdom. call Green house It was also described by jury president Dido Milne as “a real oasis within the city”.

    2 of 7 Home Designs for a Modern Greenhouse Remodel – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    This house was designed as a modern greenhouse remodel – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    Designed by Office Hayhurst & Co, the house is located in a small street in Tottenham, which again surrounds a wooded area. With five bedrooms arranged around a bright atrium, the Green House also has large gardens and a terrace. All spaces in the residence have views of the sky or vegetation, creating a connection with nature.

    3 of 7 Every corner of the house has plants and views of the sky – Photo: Revelations/Hayhurst & Co
    Every corner of the house has plants and views of the sky – Photo: Revelation/Hayhurst & Co

    4 of 7 Pushing the limits of inside and outside, the home creates a connection with nature – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    Pushing the limits of inside and outside, the house creates a connection with nature – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    “It’s airy and comfortable, bold but respectful of its neighbours. Your gaze is drawn simultaneously up into the open sky, down and out through the living room to the lush greenery,” added Dido Milne, a director at Aden CSK Architects.

    5 of 7 Green house inspired by Moroccan riads, with central atrium – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    Green House inspired by Moroccan riads, central atrium – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    6 of 7 The atrium helps cool the home on hot days through natural ventilation – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    To avoid this, an atrium helps to cool the home through natural ventilation on hot days – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    The design of the residence rethinks what a modern greenhouse looks like, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Indeed, its front facade is covered in bamboo, with sliding polycarbonate screens referencing the greenhouses that once existed on the site. Plants and screens gently filter daylight, maintain privacy and provide protection on hot summer days.

    7 of 7 Sliding polycarbonate screens filter light and protect the home from heat – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co
    Sliding polycarbonate screens filter light and protect the home from heat – Photo: Disclosure/Hayhurst & Co

    One of the points that made the greenhouse a success was its sustainability. This is because the residence is made of exposed cross-laminated timber (CLT) walls, reclaimed concrete blocks and recycled cork floors. Also, its electrical energy is generated through heat pumps and solar panels.


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    Henry Blackwell is a contributor at Mediarunsearch.co.uk, covering a wide range of topics including news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on delivering clear, balanced reporting and useful information that helps readers stay informed about current events and emerging developments. His work highlights stories that matter to everyday audiences, with an emphasis on accuracy, relevance, and accessible journalism.

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