John Pardey Architects, Lymington Videos
Videos by John Pardey Architects in Lymington. New Forest architects with a reputation for design excellence. Our work is widely published & has re
On the Waterfront, a collaboration between JPA, and architectural photographer & film-maker Jim Stephenson / Architectural Photography, details three houses; one on an estuary, one on a harbour, and one on a river.
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On the Waterfront, a collaboration between JPA, and architectural photographer & film-maker Jim Stephenson / Architectural Photography, details three houses; one on an estuary, one on a harbour, and one on a river. More to come soon!
Narula House Construction Progress
Drone footage of the Narula House currently under construction on the banks of the River Loddon in Berkshire. Projected completion - December 2018.
RIBA Grand Designs House of the Year 2016 clip: jpa's Cheeran ...
The Cheeran House appeared on the final episode of this year's RIBA / Grand Designs #HouseoftheYear which was broadcast on Channel 4 this evening at 9pm.
Three Houses at Withdean Road, Brighton
Three Houses at Withdean Road - a film by Jim Stephenson / Architectural Photography showcasing jpa's work in Brighton for Baobab Developments
The Owers House - RIBA Grand Designs House of the Year 2016
The Owers House appeared on the first episode of the RIBA / Grand Designs #HouseoftheYear 2016, which was broadcast on Channel 4 this evening at 9pm.
RIBA Manser Medal Shortlist 2011 - Watson House
Video & text courtesy of RIBA
The architects have overcome the reticence of planners, who insisted on this New Forest house being invisible from the public realm, in a thoroughly elegant way. Its concept is beautifully simple: a single long, linear shape with a central living space which is open to both ends.
While it pays homage to mid-century Danish examples, the architecture has been enriched with the playful humour of the quirkily placed windows. Locally grown sweet chestnut structural panels minimise the carbon footprint and allowed for a quick build.
The building is staked to the ground by its broad brick chimney but otherwise it floats above the landscape in a delightful way. This is a poetic building which is all too rare in the English countryside.