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-- fairfax road 1 /8 project info see also: shooters hill road, blackheath park l home kirkwood road 1 /8 project info see also: manor way, dartmouth hill l r home manor way 1 /6 project info see also: liskeard gardens, nightingale square l r home coptic street 1 /6 project info see also: blackheath park, long leys farm l r home liskeard gardens 1 /6 project info see also: blackheath park, killieser avenue l r home orchard house 1 /6 project info see also: montreal barn, tempellow farm l r home pakeman school 1 /5 project info see also: the look-out, the eco-funnel l r home kelmscott road 1 /6 project info see also: kemplay road, south hill park l r home charles barclay was asked by one of his london clients to design a new weekend house on the site of an old pig farm near minsmere bird sanctuary in suffolk. the site is in effect a very large field, bound on two sides by woodland and with an avenue of oak trees on the third side. the house was to have a strong sense of connection with the surrounding landscape while also ‘holding its own’ with the large field, known by the client as the prairie. charles barclay’s modern ‘prairie house’ is single storey, made up of two conjoined l-shapes, one of which serves as a guest wing. the house has a strong sculptural presence on the site; its sloping roofs and tall glazed screens give fine views of the landscape and the suffolk sky. the south-facing glazing allows positive solar gain in winter, while roof overhangs prevent over heating in summer. a raised terrace sited between the wings provides a sheltered outside ‘room’ and additional decks give views over the large farm pond nearby. a separate outbuilding featuring a bat attic provides a habitat for a colony of long-eared brown bats that formerly occupied the old farm cottage. the low-energy house is built using sips (structural insulated panel system) and clad in timber, with polished concrete floors and crittal steel-framed windows. it won a riba eastern region award 2013. walk barn farm has been featured in the following publications: houzz tour: a beautiful new build in suffolk with spectacular views (click for article) ( download pdf project sheet ) walk barn farm 1 /11 project info see also: tempellow farm, montreal barn l r home linden gardens 1 /6 project info see also: kemplay road, south hill park l r home the edwardians reacted to the previous generation of house design by creating split levels. lots of them. this can cause headaches for the architect when remodelling edwardian houses. however the split levels in this family home on streatham hill allowed charles barclay to create an atmospheric, cave-like space looking on to the garden, with a glass ceiling above the dining table, a huge sliding screen connecting with the kitchen, and a cantilevered roof over the informal sitting area overlooking the garden: glazed doors slide away from the corner giving the sensation of the space actually being outdoors. a steel pergola follows the stepped profile at the rear of the house and the sleek modern kitchen is dominated by the one archaic design element the client insisted upon: her aga. the all-important staircase connecting the many levels was re-modelled to be both simple and dramatic, with a black wall nut handrail threading its way from the entrance hall to the top floor. killieser avenue 1 /9 project info see also: nightingale square, shooters hill road l r home this distinguished end-of-terrace georgian house, built for the captain of a merchant ship, has a walled garden to the rear and side. gained listed building consent to take down a rickerty victorian kitchen extension and rebuild it in a modern idiom. the new kitchen/dining area is treated as a garden pavilion, with bifold doors to the east, a retracting glass door to the south and an all-glass bay to the west. an acero stone floor runs from an external terrace through the dining area, folds up to form a window seat in the glass bay, heated in winter. the proposal was conceived in collaboration with a garden design by landscape architects del buono gazerwitz. dartmouth hill 1 /7 project info see also: mycenae road, salcott road l r home the astronomical observatory, won in competition in 2005, was completed for the kielder partnership in may 2008 and has been acclaimed by architectural critics, the astronomical community and the public. the first observatory to use a ‘land pier’ form and all-timber construction, it houses two permanent telescopes and is designed to suit amateurs and professional astronomers alike. during the day, the observatory serves as a belvedere overlooking kielder forest. the observatory is an exemplar off-grid building, entirely self-powered by means of a wind turbine and photo-voltaic panels and features as the ‘mothership’ for the renowned kielder star camps. the observatory has received 2009 awards from the riba and the civic trust, a hadrian award from northern architecture and featured in the inaugural world architecture festival. for information on opening times see www.kielderobservatory.org ( download pdf ) kielder observatory 1 /11 project info see also: walk barn farm, room for london l r home living architecture, the organisation set up by alain de botton to build interesting modern homes for holiday rentals, held a competition for a small, self-contained, temporary hotel room located on the roof of the queen elizabeth hall on london’s southbank. charles barclay’s proposed a rotating pod, part living room and part bedroom/bathroom, finished in gold anodised aluminium and mounted on a conical dias with a decked area. their room for london has a large viewing window to the front and can be manually rotated by the occupants to face different views from this rooftop vantage point . the pod rotates around a static table at its centre; this table has an interactive street map of central london so that the occupants can orientate themselves with the view and using touch-screen technology engage with the sites and sounds at various locations in central london in real time. it is both an exotic hotel room and a modern version of the traditional camera obscura. the rotating room was short listed by living architecture. ( download pdf ) room for london 1 /6 project info see also: the look-out, kielder observatory l r home what should a local community do with an overgrown bomb site that has lain unused since 1942? charles barclay liaised with the residents at bonham gardens off brixton hill to see what the possibilities could be and came up with a community garden and clubhouse for one half of the site, and a much-needed community playground for the other half . the proposal was entered in the riba forgotten spaces competition. bonham gardens 1 /4 project info see also: melun-senart, brixton square l r home cba teamed up with atela architects of paris and were shortlisted to submit a scheme for affordable housing in melun senart, a new town near paris. the competition was organised jointly by cabe and dapa for innovative social housing in these new suburbs. we look at this territory as a landscape that is becoming built upon, not as an urban entity with new quarters being added. our proposal is a field of dwellings, clustered together relying on internal patios for private external space, loosely based on the north african village archetype. the patio in turn opens onto courtyards used by residents to socialise and play, a car free zone that fosters communality. pavilion-like boxes above provide an outlook to the landscape beyond the tight-knit ‘village’. melun-senart 1 /7 project info see also: europan 6, brixton square l r home adding basements in london is all the rage; the challenge is creating a new basement that is light-filled, easy to access and genuinely useful. this victorian terraced house is raised half a storey above the street, allowing charles barclay to extend the front bay window down at the front, providing light and air to a new guest bedroom.

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