It's on a hill overlooking an estuary...white render all over and window detailing...

 

Looks familiar…….🤔

You’d never see your family in a place that big. 

But Putin can sit at the end of the dining table...

Just now, Kelvin said:

You’d never see your family in a place that big. 

You're selling it.

I'll swear I once saw Poirot visiting a place like that.

Is your Architect a fan of Charles Rennie Mackintosh?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-31855385

 

Edited December 19, 20223 yr by IanR

Reminds me of an old Odeon cinema.

Have you had an inheritance?

 

Charles Rennie Mackintosh over Frank Lloyd Wright any day (except the high-back chairs which I suspect go flub at the back-of-seat joint).

 

Charles Rennie Mackintoshes don't auto-collapse a few years after the architect popped his clogs.

Treating the question seriously (though you may be winding us up), that design (or a version of it) - CR's House for an Art Lover - was actually built in Bellahouston Park in Glasgow South Side in 1988-1996.

Design is contemporaneous to Lutyens - was done in 1901.

 

So you may have seen it.

 

Vid:

 

 

Piccies:

 

 

 

Probably full of fantastic ideas and detailing, but with slightly austere "strong bones"; I've always enjoyed visiting CRM buildings. But I don't think I could live with one ... I'd take a Goldfinger.

 

We did have someone on BH building something that was recognisably CRM inspired.

 

Ferdinand

Sorry but looks ugly 

Hospital 

hospital or cinema, yep.

7 hours ago, Ferdinand said:

 

I was going to say you don't want to build that with white render in an exposed location as it won't stay crisp and white and clean for very long.

 

This photo demonstrates that and I don't think this one is in an exposed location.

21 minutes ago, ProDave said:

 

Is this a quiz? Name that building,,,

Edited December 20, 20223 yr by Gow
Wasn't ready to post

10 hours ago, Tennentslager said:

It's on a hill overlooking an estuary...white render all over and window detailing...

 

 

Answer: The Hill House, Helensburgh for the interior and the House for Art Lovers for the exterior?

Edited December 20, 20223 yr by Gow

1 hour ago, ProDave said:

I was going to say you don't want to build that with white render in an exposed location as it won't stay crisp and white and clean for very long.

 

Normal render with 2 coats of white masonry paint stays white a lot longer than the through coloured / monocouche stuff, as well as being less prone to algae and mould.

7 hours ago, Gow said:

Is this a quiz? Name that building,,,

 

It says "House for an Art Lover" (Wohnhaus Eines Kunst Freundes) in the OP !

6 hours ago, Ferdinand said:

 

It says "House for an Art Lover" (Wohnhaus Eines Kunst Freundes) in the OP !

by Der Vogel aka Charles Rennie Mackintosh.  The food in das cafe is not bad at all and it's only a stone's throw from the recently refurbished Burrell Collection costing the locals a mere £30m with top ups to the tune of £68.5m from other sources. I give guided tours on Tuesday!

horiffic.

8 hours ago, Gow said:

by Der Vogel aka Charles Rennie Mackintosh.  The food in das cafe is not bad at all and it's only a stone's throw from the recently refurbished Burrell Collection costing the locals a mere £30m with top ups to the tune of £68.5m from other sources. I give guided tours on Tuesday!

My daughters wedding venue, lovely place but the acoustics leave a lot to be desired 

18 hours ago, Dave Jones said:

horiffic.

The buildings, food or me?