AJ 24.11.16: Four bespoke houses

AJ 24.11.16: Four bespoke housesIn this issue, we present four bespoke homes: Mews House, Highgate, by Russell Jones Architects; Backwater on the Norfolk Broads, by Platform 5 Architects; Le Petit Fort, Jersey, by Hudson Architects; and Oak Lane House, Suffolk, by Cassion Castle. PLUS: The Crown Estates Future Office charrette, architects respond to the election of a climate change denier president, when clients say no to novation, and much more

and a house in Hollybrook Grove

PLUS How Hodder and Partners’ National Wildflower Centre is the latest millennium project to end in failure

architects respond to the election of a climate-change denier president

Our month-by-month analysis reveals your top stories

ordered into nine sector categories with cultural and housing projects particularly plentiful

we reveal the winners of a contest to design affordable housing in the rural North

and take a look at whether the summer’s cooling market is actually the start of a slump

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with studies of Rogers Stirk Harbour’s whisky distillery and visitor centre for Macallan

ordered into nine sector categories with cultural and higher-education projects particularly plentiful

PLUS A building study of the Brunel Building in Paddington by Fletcher Priest Architects

and the AJ/Crown Estate Future Retail Destinations charrette