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Hove House

Simple brick forms with sweet chestnut cladding and wildflower planted mono-pitch roofs

Hove House
Hove House Credit: French + Tye

RIBA South East Award winner 2021


Turner.Works (formerly Carl Turner Architects) for Baobab
Contract value: undisclosed 
GIA: 430m2

Hove House started as a development opportunity, but rapidly became a personal project for Paul Templeton (director of developer Baobab) and his family. It is a deceptively large house on a backland plot built around a swimming pool that the previous owner had hived off. The new house is a series of simple brick forms with locally sourced sweet chestnut cladding. It is largely single storey, with mono-pitch wildflower-planted roofs, spiralling around the revamped pool. In situ stairs, concrete flooring and white painted steel trusses continue the simple industrial approach to materials internally. Sweet chestnut linings mimic the exterior and form a continuous backdrop to key spaces.

  • Hove House
    Hove House Credit: French + Tye
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    Hove House Credit: Jim Stephenson
  • Hove House
    Hove House Credit: Jim Stephenson
  • Hove House
    Hove House Credit: Jim Stephenson
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