Old Chapel
AT Editor2024-03-19T16:46:14+00:00Tuckey Design Studio has skilfully reworked a converted chapel in South Devon, giving the simple masonry and timber structure a new lease of life.
Tuckey Design Studio has skilfully reworked a converted chapel in South Devon, giving the simple masonry and timber structure a new lease of life.
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Harty and Harty has completed a carefully crafted and ecologically responsible art studio in rural Wiltshire.
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