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File:DuckettsMead-Roydon.jpeg|‘Ducketts Mead II’ one of five modernist houses built in a group in the 1960s at Roydon, Essex | File:DuckettsMead-Roydon.jpeg|‘Ducketts Mead II’ one of five modernist houses built in a group in the 1960s at Roydon, Essex | ||
File:TheHomewood-Esher.jpeg|’The Homewood’ Esher in Surrey. Designed by the architect Patrick Gwynne for his family in 1938. It has been featured in the ITV series Endeavour ("Rocket" episode) and Agatha Christie's Marple (Endless Night), both shown in 2013 | File:TheHomewood-Esher.jpeg|’The Homewood’ Esher in Surrey. Designed by the architect Patrick Gwynne for his family in 1938. It has been featured in the ITV series Endeavour ("Rocket" episode) and Agatha Christie's Marple (Endless Night), both shown in 2013 | ||
File:FarnleyHey-Yorkshire.jpeg|Farnley Hey, Yorkshire. Designed in 1954 by architect Peter Womersley, it was originally conceived as a wedding gift for his brother. | |||
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Notable Modernist Houses In The UK[edit]
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Sea Lane House, West Sussex. Marcel Breuer 1936. The Grade II listed Sea Lane House is the only house in Britain to have been wholly designed by the Bauhaus-trained architect and designer Marcel Breuer.
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2 Willow Road, Hampstead, London - the only Modernist house in London that's open to the public and the former home of Trellick Tower architect Erno Goldfinger.
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The Grade II listed Rossdale House 1959 by Geoffry Powell in London N3. The only private residence designed by Powell who was part of the Chamberlin, Powell & Bon architectural practice.
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‘Ducketts Mead II’ one of five modernist houses built in a group in the 1960s at Roydon, Essex
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’The Homewood’ Esher in Surrey. Designed by the architect Patrick Gwynne for his family in 1938. It has been featured in the ITV series Endeavour ("Rocket" episode) and Agatha Christie's Marple (Endless Night), both shown in 2013
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Farnley Hey, Yorkshire. Designed in 1954 by architect Peter Womersley, it was originally conceived as a wedding gift for his brother.
Notable Modernist Houses In The UK[edit]
See Also In Chimni[edit]
ChimniWiki Moderne Houses
ChimniWiki Homes Used In Poirot Episodes
Other Interesting Web Sites[edit]
Flickr Group - Modernist Houses FlickrGroup: Modernist Houses Of The 1930s
Books We Liked[edit]
Refurbishment Projects[edit]
References[edit]
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