Nobbs Radford Architects
Posted on Thu, 17 Jul 2014 by midcenturyjo
New against old. Blocks of concrete and narrow recessed glass. Outward and in and the relationship between the two. Open plan extension to a Victorian era house where the new contrasts against the old. Internal walls of concrete are warmed by wood. It’s a restrained palette of concrete, black aluminium, stainless steel and oak. Glebe House by Nobbs Radford Architects.
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rachel says:
I WANT THIS HOUSE – THE END
leticia says:
Encantador tu blog, la estética que la envuelve me convoca a verlo una y otravez. Desde que lo descubrí, es uno mis recreos diarios!
Desde Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut, Argentina.
KiM says:
I don't get how this is an extension of a victorian house. Sometimes it's just bizarre how architects whip up something modern against something SO not.
@leticia 🙂
Ombia says:
Now, this is concrete at its finest. I love everything about this house. That reading nook looks beautiful.
steve says:
Great concept and good execution. I just pity the poor neighbours to the left looking from the backyard back to the house. They're left facing a pretty ugly concrete wall just feet from their own windows.