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File:WaterTower-AssenHolland.jpeg|1960s modernist water tower in Assen, Holland converted into a home.
File:WaterTower-AssenHolland.jpeg|1960s modernist water tower in Assen, Holland converted into a home.
 
File:TheReservoir-Queensland.jpeg|The Reservoir, Queensland Australia.  Converted to a four bedroom home from a 1930s concrete water tower by owners Ray and Bev Meads.
File:Watertower tom dixon.jpg| 'The Water Tower House' by Tom Dixon, London
File:Watertower tom dixon.jpg| 'The Water Tower House' by Tom Dixon, London



Revision as of 12:44, 13 January 2022

Often described as modern day 'sky castles' the 'Water Tower Home' (Chimni Typology 8.1.4) has to be one of the least common of the home types in the Chimni Home Typology.

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Notable Water Tower Homes

Water Tower Homes In The Media

Non-Residential Conversions

See Also In Chimni

Chimni Wiki Canal Homes

ChimniWiki Agricultural Conversions

ChimniWiki Chimni Home Typology

ChimniWiki Homes On C4’s Grand Designs

Other Interesting Web Sites

British Watertower Appreciation Society: http://bwtas.blogspot.co.uk/

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorpeness

http://thespaces.com/2015/11/05/10-striking-water-tower-conversions/11/

http://recyclenation.com/2011/03/water-towers-recycle-houses

http://io9.gizmodo.com/water-towers-that-became-gorgeous-castle-like-homes-1200747238

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baMZuskDexI&feature=youtu.be

Books We Liked

Refurbishment Projects

References

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