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Revision as of 18:42, 9 February 2020
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.
Series 1
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Water Tower Home in a former Lambeth workhouse in Kennington, South London.
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Lymm Water Tower.
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The Dome House 2011, built by owner Robert Gaukroger and his family.
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The timber built Round House, Devon that featured on the UK’s Channel4 ‘Grand Designs’
Series 4
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Originally a folly built in 1769, Castle Dinton in Buckinghamshire was a GradeII* ruin till converted by Spanish Architect Fernandez. It appeared on Grand Designs in 2018.
Non-Residential Conversions
See Also In Chimni
ChimniWiki Chimni Home Typology
ChimniWiki Homes Used As TV & Movie Locations
Other Interesting Web Sites
Books We Liked
References
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