When Living Architecture set out to acquire sites for houses available for rent by discerning 21st century holidaymakers, naturally we turned to the coast for likely – or unlikely – locations for leading architects to reinvent the seaside house.
Too often, new houses built in the British countryside are pastiches, hybrids of Palladian/Classical/Tudor design. Balancing Barn, completed in 2010, became a part of the debate about what rural architecture could be.
As A Room for London embarks on a new voyage, leaving its current berth on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall on London’s Southbank, we reflect on the first part of the story of this unique building.
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