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Cottage Orne (pronounced 'ornay') was a nostalgic [[Building Styles|building style]] pioneered by the architect [[John Nash]] in Regent's Park and at Blaise Hamlet in Bristol | Cottage Orne (pronounced 'ornay') was a nostalgic [[Building Styles|building style]] pioneered by the architect [[John Nash]] in Regent's Park and at Blaise Hamlet in Bristol. It was used to great effect in Victorian housing schemes like Holly Village in Hampstead London. | ||
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[[Category:Building Styles]] | [[Category:Building Styles]] | ||
[[Category: Flats In A Low Rise Block]] | [[Category: Flats In A Low Rise Block]] | ||
[[Category:Victorian & Edwardian]] | [[Category:Victorian & Edwardian]] | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 11 December 2016
Cottage Orne (pronounced 'ornay') was a nostalgic building style pioneered by the architect John Nash in Regent's Park and at Blaise Hamlet in Bristol. It was used to great effect in Victorian housing schemes like Holly Village in Hampstead London.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/property/3316544/Gateway-to-another-world.html