A private library was an
unusual commission at the end of the 20th century.
The clients wanted flowing,
light spaces.
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Since
both the clients are psychotherapists they were aware of the
need for the design to fulfill more than just a functional
brief.
The
geometry is complemented by the use of traditional techniques
and materials.
They wanted the
project as a whole to be united by a geometry that integrated
the individual with the building through a series of
interrelated harmonics.
The net result is a building of
considerable character, sited as it is, in a historic village
with views over the famous Cambridgeshire watermeadows
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