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I would be so afraid of this.

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james gorst architects - glebe place

plain oak and painted panelled wainscoting, bronze casements with leaded lights, base bed Portland stone floors, barrel-vaulted ceilings, clay peg tiles, bath stone, pebble dash and exposed oak trusses.

one of my favourite pieces of modern traditional architecture

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Leeds

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Escapade Silverstone, #UnitedKingdom by Twelve Architects

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Enter and exit from below via a spiral staircase in an airlock style system. (If the airlock should fail, then what?)

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Thanks to Chuckstaposition who sent this strange house. It's got 3 yards, so I thought it was 3 houses, but it's all the same house. It has 4bd, 4ba and is in Broughty Ferry, Dundee, UK. £399K / $500,085. Notice how each unit is built so much higher.

This is the main entrance hall. Judging by the buildings, the only one I see a black door on is the last, (or first), brown one, but definitely the lowest.

Very decorative tile in the entrance.

Here's a living/dining combo at the front of one of the units. A sliding door opens to the fenced yard.

And, from the dining room you can open the door to access the little unit in the back.

There are stairs from the dining room to the kitchen b/c the units are on different levels.

So, the kitchen would be located in the middle white unit, then.

You can see the yard so this is the front of one of the units. I'm getting so confused.

One of the 4 baths is a shower room.

Not sure if this is the primary bedroom, but it has a matching bath.

The bedrooms look about the same size and this one opens to the yard.

Another nice shower room. I'm not sure if these are en-suites, but they may be in close proximity to the bedrooms.

This one is set up as a nursery with the easy triangular wall motif. It's easy to do and it can be either mountains or tepees.

The corresponding shower room for the nursery.

I'm lost right now, but I think that this is the little brown building in the back.

Kitchenette with a cooktop. It must be a guest house.

On the highest level you have a deck. Note how far back the home is.

The paths are also just loose stones. Looks like each level has a patio.

Down the stairs is another patio and green patch.

This is a weird property.

The aerial view with the floorplan below.

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