Wildwood House, Poole, United Kingdom. Architect: Richard Horden, 1971.

Wildwood House, Poole, United Kingdom. Architect: Richard Horden, 1971.

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The plan comprises a rectangular house of sixteen bays set in a courtyard designed to the same grid. The house has a central living area flanked by central pods containing respectively the kitchen and utility rooms, and two bathrooms. At one end are two bedrooms, at the other two study areas. Continuous corridors down each side of the house give a free plan to the building, in which the bathroom and kitchen serve respectively as wholly or partially enclosed pods. The glazing is set back behind the columns and cornice so the house is shielded from the sun. The garden frontage has a near-regular symmetry of fixed and sliding windows from a central axis – the bathroom and kitchen/utility areas are treated slightly differently.

Image Details:
Image File: DGIL-0163-0003
Caption: Wildwood House, Poole, United Kingdom. Architect: Richard Horden, 1971. Dusk scene with reflection in pond.
Property Release: No
Model Release: N/A
Dimensions in PX: 4151 x 4042 pixels
Date of Photograph: 23/08/2014
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Dennis Gilbert/VIEW
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: Wildwood House
Headline: Wildwood House, Poole, United Kingdom. Architect: Richard Horden, 1971.
City: Poole
Country: United Kingdom
Architect: Richard Horden
Architect Website: www.hcla.co.uk
Category: Private Home
Building Type: Classic Modernist House
Year of Completion: 1971
Collection: VIEW Interiors
Public Notes: The plan comprises a rectangular house of sixteen bays set in a courtyard designed to the same grid. The house has a central living area flanked by central pods containing respectively the kitchen and utility rooms, and two bathrooms. At one end are two bedrooms, at the other two study areas. Continuous corridors down each side of the house give a free plan to the building, in which the bathroom and kitchen serve respectively as wholly or partially enclosed pods. The glazing is set back behind the columns and cornice so the house is shielded from the sun. The garden frontage has a near-regular symmetry of fixed and sliding windows from a central axis – the bathroom and kitchen/utility areas are treated slightly differently.
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Orientation: S
Type: Classic Modernist House
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: Nobody
Technique: Copy space
People Incidental: N/A
Point of View: General view
Time of Day: Dusk
Interior or Exterior: Exterior
Photographer: Dennis Gilbert
Source File Name: DGIL-0163-0003.jpg
Copyright Info URL: www.viewpictures.co.uk