Openings "dissolve boundaries" at Sable House by Allan Joyce Architects
Local studio Allan Joyce Architects used courtyards and covered walkways to connect this charred timber-clad home in Nottinghamshire, UK, to its countryside surroundings. Perched on a verdant plot, the five-bedroom Sable House dwelling replaces a 1950s house that had been home to the client and their family for more than 20 years. Allan Joyce Architects The post Openings "dissolve boundaries" at…
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