SITE PLAN
same place, seemingly creating a vanishing point
which acts as a transition into the interior space.
The same transition is experienced from the
interior spaces looking out. The cranked northern
façade, featuring contrasting natural stone and
glazed boxes, adds dynamism to this edge. The
geometry of both buildings differs but is unified
Oxford & Glenhove
as a compound through the utilisation of similar
materials and design language. The sum of the
parts of this development act as a composition
in the landscape, unifying both inward looking
and outward looking environments that are
experienced visually and experientially by the
human scale.
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