البحث

إكتشاف أشخاص جدد وإنشاء اتصالات جديدة وصداقات جديدة

  • Gamefromscratch شارك رابطًا
    2025-06-03 08:33:44 -
    Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle

    There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, the Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle. This massive bundle contains a ton of 3D environments, props, SFX and characters for Unreal, Unity and a few for Godot as well. You can also transfer assets from one game engine to another using the guides we provide below. In addition to this new Humble Bundle there are several other game asset bundles for these game engine by Leartes running over on GumRoad:
    Space Nova Unreal BundleStar Nova Unreal BundleUnity Space Nova BundleUnity Star Nova BundleGodot Star Nova BundleThe Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle is organized into the following tiers:
    1$ Tier
    Military Boat
    SFX CyberpunkZBrush: Beginner to Advanced Course on Three MiniaturesVFX SmokeWater VFXObject Distribution Tool500+ Fantasy IconsCosmos One Month Free SubscriptionCosmos 50% Discount CodeMedian Tier
    Ultimate Lighting and Camera ToolFeudal Japanese CastleStylized Desert BazaarStylized Medieval HouseStylized Magical Haunted VillageThe Gas StationFantasy Mystic VillageMilitary Barriers PackSUV 02 DriveableSFX WinterVFX DustSubstance 3D Painter: A Complete Guide for BeginnersSFX 3 Police StationModeling TutorialPost Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.2Material Assignment ToolPolice Character / NPC1950s Mafia Character / NPC / RiggedCyberpunk Holograms / Neon SetCyberpunk Street LightsDriveable / Animated Retro Cyberpunk Hover Car 0220$ Tier
    Miami Club Megapack
    Ancient Cathedral EnvironmentThe Grand Egyptian TempleThe Carnival EnvironmentUnderwater Sunken ShipHaunted HouseThe Fantastic HillsThe Ancient Library EnvironmentPirate Tavern EnvironmentChinese Alley EnvironmentUltimate Level Art Tool – ULATThe Rally Point EnvironmentJapanese TempleFeudal Japan WarroomStylized House Along RiverModular Stylized Cyberpunk StreetStylized Ice Dragon VillageStylized Perched ChurchStylized Desert MineStylized Sci-Fi Modern CityRetropunk Saloon EnvironmentCyberpunk Kyiv Street EnvironmentChurch / Cathedral InteriorGothic Street1950s BusinessmanCyberpunk Billboards / Signs Set / 35 Unique PiecesMilitary Exterior PackClassic Sport Car 01Classic Car 02Classic Car 03SUV 03 DriveableFPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.3FPS 4K Custom Modern Handguns – VOL.4SFX Cyberpunk GunsVFX ExplosionCreating an Industrial Concept Art in Blender / PhotoshopCreating Abandoned Church 3D Environment in Unreal Engine 5Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom EnvironmentSFX 1 WarzoneSFX 2 SoulslikeVFX 1 WarzonePost Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.1FPS 4K Custom Modern Shotguns – VOL.2FPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.2Stable EnvironmentIf you are looking at using the Unreal or Unity assets in another game engine, be sure to check out the following conversion guides:
    You can learn more about the Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle in the video below. Using links on this page helps support GFS
    #big #bang #unreal #ampamp #unity
    Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle
    There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, the Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle. This massive bundle contains a ton of 3D environments, props, SFX and characters for Unreal, Unity and a few for Godot as well. You can also transfer assets from one game engine to another using the guides we provide below. In addition to this new Humble Bundle there are several other game asset bundles for these game engine by Leartes running over on GumRoad: Space Nova Unreal BundleStar Nova Unreal BundleUnity Space Nova BundleUnity Star Nova BundleGodot Star Nova BundleThe Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle is organized into the following tiers: 1$ Tier Military Boat SFX CyberpunkZBrush: Beginner to Advanced Course on Three MiniaturesVFX SmokeWater VFXObject Distribution Tool500+ Fantasy IconsCosmos One Month Free SubscriptionCosmos 50% Discount CodeMedian Tier Ultimate Lighting and Camera ToolFeudal Japanese CastleStylized Desert BazaarStylized Medieval HouseStylized Magical Haunted VillageThe Gas StationFantasy Mystic VillageMilitary Barriers PackSUV 02 DriveableSFX WinterVFX DustSubstance 3D Painter: A Complete Guide for BeginnersSFX 3 Police StationModeling TutorialPost Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.2Material Assignment ToolPolice Character / NPC1950s Mafia Character / NPC / RiggedCyberpunk Holograms / Neon SetCyberpunk Street LightsDriveable / Animated Retro Cyberpunk Hover Car 0220$ Tier Miami Club Megapack Ancient Cathedral EnvironmentThe Grand Egyptian TempleThe Carnival EnvironmentUnderwater Sunken ShipHaunted HouseThe Fantastic HillsThe Ancient Library EnvironmentPirate Tavern EnvironmentChinese Alley EnvironmentUltimate Level Art Tool – ULATThe Rally Point EnvironmentJapanese TempleFeudal Japan WarroomStylized House Along RiverModular Stylized Cyberpunk StreetStylized Ice Dragon VillageStylized Perched ChurchStylized Desert MineStylized Sci-Fi Modern CityRetropunk Saloon EnvironmentCyberpunk Kyiv Street EnvironmentChurch / Cathedral InteriorGothic Street1950s BusinessmanCyberpunk Billboards / Signs Set / 35 Unique PiecesMilitary Exterior PackClassic Sport Car 01Classic Car 02Classic Car 03SUV 03 DriveableFPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.3FPS 4K Custom Modern Handguns – VOL.4SFX Cyberpunk GunsVFX ExplosionCreating an Industrial Concept Art in Blender / PhotoshopCreating Abandoned Church 3D Environment in Unreal Engine 5Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom EnvironmentSFX 1 WarzoneSFX 2 SoulslikeVFX 1 WarzonePost Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.1FPS 4K Custom Modern Shotguns – VOL.2FPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.2Stable EnvironmentIf you are looking at using the Unreal or Unity assets in another game engine, be sure to check out the following conversion guides: You can learn more about the Big Bang Unreal & UnityAsset Humble Bundle in the video below. Using links on this page helps support GFS #big #bang #unreal #ampamp #unity
    GAMEFROMSCRATCH.COM
    Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle
    There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, the Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle. This massive bundle contains a ton of 3D environments, props, SFX and characters for Unreal, Unity and a few for Godot as well. You can also transfer assets from one game engine to another using the guides we provide below. In addition to this new Humble Bundle there are several other game asset bundles for these game engine by Leartes running over on GumRoad: Space Nova Unreal Bundle (Use code SN70) Star Nova Unreal Bundle (Use Code SN40) Unity Space Nova Bundle (Use Code SN70) Unity Star Nova Bundle (Use Code SN40) Godot Star Nova Bundle (Use Code SN40) The Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle is organized into the following tiers: 1$ Tier Military Boat SFX CyberpunkZBrush: Beginner to Advanced Course on Three MiniaturesVFX Smoke (Unreal Engine)Water VFX (Unreal Engine)Object Distribution Tool (Unreal Engine)500+ Fantasy IconsCosmos One Month Free SubscriptionCosmos 50% Discount CodeMedian Tier Ultimate Lighting and Camera Tool ( ULCT ) Feudal Japanese CastleStylized Desert BazaarStylized Medieval HouseStylized Magical Haunted VillageThe Gas StationFantasy Mystic VillageMilitary Barriers PackSUV 02 DriveableSFX WinterVFX Dust (Unreal Engine)Substance 3D Painter: A Complete Guide for BeginnersSFX 3 Police Station (SFX)Modeling TutorialPost Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.2Material Assignment Tool (Unreal Engine)Police Character / NPC (Unreal Engine)1950s Mafia Character / NPC / RiggedCyberpunk Holograms / Neon Set ( Set of 33 Holograms )Cyberpunk Street Lights (Unreal Engine)Driveable / Animated Retro Cyberpunk Hover Car 0220$ Tier Miami Club Megapack Ancient Cathedral EnvironmentThe Grand Egyptian TempleThe Carnival EnvironmentUnderwater Sunken ShipHaunted HouseThe Fantastic HillsThe Ancient Library EnvironmentPirate Tavern EnvironmentChinese Alley EnvironmentUltimate Level Art Tool – ULATThe Rally Point EnvironmentJapanese TempleFeudal Japan WarroomStylized House Along RiverModular Stylized Cyberpunk StreetStylized Ice Dragon VillageStylized Perched ChurchStylized Desert MineStylized Sci-Fi Modern CityRetropunk Saloon Environment (Unreal Engine)Cyberpunk Kyiv Street EnvironmentChurch / Cathedral InteriorGothic Street1950s BusinessmanCyberpunk Billboards / Signs Set / 35 Unique Pieces ( Cyberpunk Billboards )Military Exterior PackClassic Sport Car 01Classic Car 02Classic Car 03SUV 03 DriveableFPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.3FPS 4K Custom Modern Handguns – VOL.4SFX Cyberpunk GunsVFX Explosion (Unreal Engine)Creating an Industrial Concept Art in Blender / PhotoshopCreating Abandoned Church 3D Environment in Unreal Engine 5Unreal Engine 5, Blender – Creating a Classroom EnvironmentSFX 1 Warzone (SFX)SFX 2 Soulslike (SFX)VFX 1 Warzone (VFX)Post Apocalyptic Melee Weapons VOL.1FPS 4K Custom Modern Shotguns – VOL.2FPS 4K Western Guns – VOL.2 (Unreal Engine)Stable EnvironmentIf you are looking at using the Unreal or Unity assets in another game engine, be sure to check out the following conversion guides: You can learn more about the Big Bang Unreal & Unity (and Godot) Asset Humble Bundle in the video below. Using links on this page helps support GFS (and thank you very much if you do!)
    0 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
  • canadian architect شارك رابطًا
    2025-05-27 16:52:32 -
    La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec

    Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger
    The new La Pêche Town Hall, built on a promontory facing Route Principale, is a mass timber, highly energy-efficient building that will soon become the first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec.
    Rectangular in shape and located on an east-west axis, the building, by BGLA architecture + urban design, features a long façade which faces directly south onto the main road. This façade offers views of the hills of Gatineau Park from the inside, while also using natural solar gain to  serve as the building’s primary heating source.
    Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger
    The presence of wood is felt inside and outside the project. Eastern cedar cladding envelops all the façades, while the glulam and cross-laminated timber structure is exposed and highlighted in each of the interior spaces.
    The mechanical systems are fully integrated into the architectural features, leaving the wooden surfaces unobstructed. The presence of the wood is also felt as a result of the direct and indirect lighting strategies.
    The sloping roof sections, which form large CLT boxes, are revealed from the outside at night. These boxes span the entire depth of the building and provide a second level without any columns or obstacles. This strategy makes the most of the CLT material by making the most of its bidirectional mechanical capabilities.
    Central hall upper floor. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger
    Passive solar principles guided the design of the complex to achieve an exceptional level of energy performance; mechanical heating and cooling uses only 15 per cent of the energy of a comparable building built to current standards—a savings of 85 per cent.
    Guided by the principles of passive solar architecture, the building’s shape is a simple rectangle with its long side oriented along an east-west axis. Directly to the south, a lightweight steel structure rests in front of the building and forms a colonnade, balcony, and openwork sunshade.
    Open plan south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger
    At the center of the floor area is a large through-hall that connects the staff entrance and parking on the north side and the public entrance and landscaping on the south side. This double-height hall and its sculptural staircase constitute the heart of the project, and provides access to the public spaces of City Hall and the various service counters.
    Reception. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger
    Office spaces and open work areas are located on the south side and benefit from magnificent views while being bathed in natural light. Executive offices are located in the center of the floor area and benefit from secondary daylight due to the glass partitions that run along them. Meeting rooms and various service or storage spaces are located on the north side, where windows are less abundant.
    Balcony access. Photo credit: Parsell

    Technical sheet:

    Official project title: New town hall of La Pêche
    Location: La Pêche, Quebec
    Client:  City of La Pêche
    Architect: BGLA architecture + urban design
    Structural Engineer: Lateral
    Electromechanical engineer:  Pageau Morel
    General contractor: Ed Brunet
    Project end date:  November 2024
    Surface area:  1472 m²
    Sustainability: Peel Passive HouseThe post La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec appeared first on Canadian Architect.
    #pêche #town #hall #become #first
    La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec
    Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger The new La Pêche Town Hall, built on a promontory facing Route Principale, is a mass timber, highly energy-efficient building that will soon become the first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec. Rectangular in shape and located on an east-west axis, the building, by BGLA architecture + urban design, features a long façade which faces directly south onto the main road. This façade offers views of the hills of Gatineau Park from the inside, while also using natural solar gain to  serve as the building’s primary heating source. Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger The presence of wood is felt inside and outside the project. Eastern cedar cladding envelops all the façades, while the glulam and cross-laminated timber structure is exposed and highlighted in each of the interior spaces. The mechanical systems are fully integrated into the architectural features, leaving the wooden surfaces unobstructed. The presence of the wood is also felt as a result of the direct and indirect lighting strategies. The sloping roof sections, which form large CLT boxes, are revealed from the outside at night. These boxes span the entire depth of the building and provide a second level without any columns or obstacles. This strategy makes the most of the CLT material by making the most of its bidirectional mechanical capabilities. Central hall upper floor. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger Passive solar principles guided the design of the complex to achieve an exceptional level of energy performance; mechanical heating and cooling uses only 15 per cent of the energy of a comparable building built to current standards—a savings of 85 per cent. Guided by the principles of passive solar architecture, the building’s shape is a simple rectangle with its long side oriented along an east-west axis. Directly to the south, a lightweight steel structure rests in front of the building and forms a colonnade, balcony, and openwork sunshade. Open plan south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger At the center of the floor area is a large through-hall that connects the staff entrance and parking on the north side and the public entrance and landscaping on the south side. This double-height hall and its sculptural staircase constitute the heart of the project, and provides access to the public spaces of City Hall and the various service counters. Reception. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger Office spaces and open work areas are located on the south side and benefit from magnificent views while being bathed in natural light. Executive offices are located in the center of the floor area and benefit from secondary daylight due to the glass partitions that run along them. Meeting rooms and various service or storage spaces are located on the north side, where windows are less abundant. Balcony access. Photo credit: Parsell Technical sheet: Official project title: New town hall of La Pêche Location: La Pêche, Quebec Client:  City of La Pêche Architect: BGLA architecture + urban design Structural Engineer: Lateral Electromechanical engineer:  Pageau Morel General contractor: Ed Brunet Project end date:  November 2024 Surface area:  1472 m² Sustainability: Peel Passive HouseThe post La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec appeared first on Canadian Architect. #pêche #town #hall #become #first
    WWW.CANADIANARCHITECT.COM
    La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec
    Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger The new La Pêche Town Hall, built on a promontory facing Route Principale, is a mass timber, highly energy-efficient building that will soon become the first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec. Rectangular in shape and located on an east-west axis, the building, by BGLA architecture + urban design, features a long façade which faces directly south onto the main road. This façade offers views of the hills of Gatineau Park from the inside, while also using natural solar gain to  serve as the building’s primary heating source. Main façade south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger The presence of wood is felt inside and outside the project. Eastern cedar cladding envelops all the façades, while the glulam and cross-laminated timber structure is exposed and highlighted in each of the interior spaces. The mechanical systems are fully integrated into the architectural features, leaving the wooden surfaces unobstructed. The presence of the wood is also felt as a result of the direct and indirect lighting strategies. The sloping roof sections, which form large CLT boxes, are revealed from the outside at night. These boxes span the entire depth of the building and provide a second level without any columns or obstacles. This strategy makes the most of the CLT material by making the most of its bidirectional mechanical capabilities. Central hall upper floor. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger Passive solar principles guided the design of the complex to achieve an exceptional level of energy performance; mechanical heating and cooling uses only 15 per cent of the energy of a comparable building built to current standards—a savings of 85 per cent. Guided by the principles of passive solar architecture, the building’s shape is a simple rectangle with its long side oriented along an east-west axis. Directly to the south, a lightweight steel structure rests in front of the building and forms a colonnade, balcony, and openwork sunshade. Open plan south. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger At the center of the floor area is a large through-hall that connects the staff entrance and parking on the north side and the public entrance and landscaping on the south side. This double-height hall and its sculptural staircase constitute the heart of the project, and provides access to the public spaces of City Hall and the various service counters. Reception. Photo credit: Stéphane Brügger Office spaces and open work areas are located on the south side and benefit from magnificent views while being bathed in natural light. Executive offices are located in the center of the floor area and benefit from secondary daylight due to the glass partitions that run along them. Meeting rooms and various service or storage spaces are located on the north side, where windows are less abundant. Balcony access. Photo credit: Parsell Technical sheet: Official project title: New town hall of La Pêche Location: La Pêche, Quebec Client:  City of La Pêche Architect: BGLA architecture + urban design Structural Engineer: Lateral Electromechanical engineer:  Pageau Morel General contractor: Ed Brunet Project end date:  November 2024 Surface area:  1472 m² Sustainability: Peel Passive House (certifier) The post La Pêche Town Hall to become first Passive House-certified institutional building in Quebec appeared first on Canadian Architect.
    14 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
  • Architects’ Journal شارك رابطًا
    2025-05-16 13:21:45 -
    ‘Exemplary prototype for suburban home’ takes top RIBA North West award

    The Liverpool-based practice’s 232m2 Vestige project in Wilmslow was one of four schemes, chosen from a seven-strong shortlist, to pick up regional awards. It also took bagged the RIBA North West’s Small Project of the Year.
    The jury praised the Smith Young house, which recycled masonry from an existing Edwardian house on the plot to create load-bearing elements of the new structure, for its ‘subtle interplays of solid and void, of rendered ground floor and timber box above’ and its ‘clever details’.
    The other award winners were: OMA’s much-delayed and over-budget Aviva Studios in Manchester;  Cullinan Studio and 10architect’s The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, a mental health centre for children in Liverpool; and Sheppard Robson’s new School of Science, Engineering and Environment for the University of Salford. Advertisement

    This 15,300m2 project on the university's Peel Park Campus – which earned Matthew Taylor the region's Project Architect of the Year title – had been resubmitted after failing to bag a prize in 2024.
    The Client of the Year prize went to the Alder Hey NHS Foundation Trust, the backer of the 3,073m2 Catkin Centre scheme.
    Among those missing out were Lighthouse Church in the Wirral by shedkm and Campbell Driver Partnership’s restoration of the Grade II-listed Langdale Chase Hotel in Windermere.
    This year’s North West regional shortlist was almost half the size of the 13-strong list of contenders in 2024, when seven schemes went on to collect regional accolades.
    Source:Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment, University of Salford, Manchester, by Sheppard Robson
    RIBA North West jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said: ‘The award winning projects from the North West region present a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users, with everything from medical buildings with highly challenging client requirements to single family houses enriching the lives of its owners. Public and private sectors are represented with schemes of all sizes and complexities.’Advertisement

    He added: ‘The winners ranging from large cultural venues delivering world-class innovative creative programmes to state of the art education facilities training future engineers, illustrate the value for clients and the public in commissioning quality architecture. These projects, taken together along with the larger selection of shortlisted schemes, demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region.’
    All four projects will now be considered for an RIBA National Award, the winners of which will be announced in summer.
    The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize – the UK’s best new building – will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects in September. The Stirling Prize winner will be announced in October.
    Source:Daniel HopkinsonSmith Young, Vestige

    RIBA North West awards shortlist 2025

    Aviva Studios – Factory International, by OMA
    The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, by Cullinan Studio with 10architect
    The School of Science, Engineering and EnvironmentBuilding, University of Salford, by Sheppard Robson
    Vestige, by Smith Young Architects
    #exemplary #prototype #suburban #home #takes
    ‘Exemplary prototype for suburban home’ takes top RIBA North West award
    The Liverpool-based practice’s 232m2 Vestige project in Wilmslow was one of four schemes, chosen from a seven-strong shortlist, to pick up regional awards. It also took bagged the RIBA North West’s Small Project of the Year. The jury praised the Smith Young house, which recycled masonry from an existing Edwardian house on the plot to create load-bearing elements of the new structure, for its ‘subtle interplays of solid and void, of rendered ground floor and timber box above’ and its ‘clever details’. The other award winners were: OMA’s much-delayed and over-budget Aviva Studios in Manchester;  Cullinan Studio and 10architect’s The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, a mental health centre for children in Liverpool; and Sheppard Robson’s new School of Science, Engineering and Environment for the University of Salford. Advertisement This 15,300m2 project on the university's Peel Park Campus – which earned Matthew Taylor the region's Project Architect of the Year title – had been resubmitted after failing to bag a prize in 2024. The Client of the Year prize went to the Alder Hey NHS Foundation Trust, the backer of the 3,073m2 Catkin Centre scheme. Among those missing out were Lighthouse Church in the Wirral by shedkm and Campbell Driver Partnership’s restoration of the Grade II-listed Langdale Chase Hotel in Windermere. This year’s North West regional shortlist was almost half the size of the 13-strong list of contenders in 2024, when seven schemes went on to collect regional accolades. Source:Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment, University of Salford, Manchester, by Sheppard Robson RIBA North West jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said: ‘The award winning projects from the North West region present a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users, with everything from medical buildings with highly challenging client requirements to single family houses enriching the lives of its owners. Public and private sectors are represented with schemes of all sizes and complexities.’Advertisement He added: ‘The winners ranging from large cultural venues delivering world-class innovative creative programmes to state of the art education facilities training future engineers, illustrate the value for clients and the public in commissioning quality architecture. These projects, taken together along with the larger selection of shortlisted schemes, demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region.’ All four projects will now be considered for an RIBA National Award, the winners of which will be announced in summer. The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize – the UK’s best new building – will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects in September. The Stirling Prize winner will be announced in October. Source:Daniel HopkinsonSmith Young, Vestige RIBA North West awards shortlist 2025 Aviva Studios – Factory International, by OMA The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, by Cullinan Studio with 10architect The School of Science, Engineering and EnvironmentBuilding, University of Salford, by Sheppard Robson Vestige, by Smith Young Architects #exemplary #prototype #suburban #home #takes
    WWW.ARCHITECTSJOURNAL.CO.UK
    ‘Exemplary prototype for suburban home’ takes top RIBA North West award
    The Liverpool-based practice’s 232m2 Vestige project in Wilmslow was one of four schemes, chosen from a seven-strong shortlist, to pick up regional awards. It also took bagged the RIBA North West’s Small Project of the Year. The jury praised the Smith Young house, which recycled masonry from an existing Edwardian house on the plot to create load-bearing elements of the new structure, for its ‘subtle interplays of solid and void, of rendered ground floor and timber box above’ and its ‘clever details’. The other award winners were: OMA’s much-delayed and over-budget Aviva Studios in Manchester;  Cullinan Studio and 10architect’s The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, a mental health centre for children in Liverpool; and Sheppard Robson’s new School of Science, Engineering and Environment for the University of Salford. Advertisement This 15,300m2 project on the university's Peel Park Campus – which earned Matthew Taylor the region's Project Architect of the Year title – had been resubmitted after failing to bag a prize in 2024. The Client of the Year prize went to the Alder Hey NHS Foundation Trust, the backer of the 3,073m2 Catkin Centre scheme. Among those missing out were Lighthouse Church in the Wirral by shedkm and Campbell Driver Partnership’s restoration of the Grade II-listed Langdale Chase Hotel in Windermere. This year’s North West regional shortlist was almost half the size of the 13-strong list of contenders in 2024, when seven schemes went on to collect regional accolades. Source:Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment (SEE), University of Salford, Manchester, by Sheppard Robson RIBA North West jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said: ‘The award winning projects from the North West region present a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users, with everything from medical buildings with highly challenging client requirements to single family houses enriching the lives of its owners. Public and private sectors are represented with schemes of all sizes and complexities.’Advertisement He added: ‘The winners ranging from large cultural venues delivering world-class innovative creative programmes to state of the art education facilities training future engineers, illustrate the value for clients and the public in commissioning quality architecture. These projects, taken together along with the larger selection of shortlisted schemes, demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region.’ All four projects will now be considered for an RIBA National Award, the winners of which will be announced in summer. The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize – the UK’s best new building – will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects in September. The Stirling Prize winner will be announced in October. Source:Daniel HopkinsonSmith Young, Vestige RIBA North West awards shortlist 2025 Aviva Studios – Factory International, by OMA The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, by Cullinan Studio with 10architect The School of Science, Engineering and Environment (SEE) Building, University of Salford, by Sheppard Robson Vestige, by Smith Young Architects
    0 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
  • Building Design شارك رابطًا
    2025-05-16 10:26:18 -
    Stanton Williams, Lynch Architects and Mole amongst RIBA East award winners

    14 winning schemes include a retrofitted telephone exchange, Passivhaus almshouses and a converted barn

    Source: Jack HobhouseYoungs Court Development at Emmanuel College by Stanton Williams
    An infill development for Emmanuel College, Cambridge by Stanton Williams has been named RIBA East Building of the Year 2025. The scheme includes new accommodation and communal facilities for students.
    The Young’s Court Development was praised by the jury for how it “sits comfortably and effortlessly on site” and “subtly elevates the experience of student life”. The panel also described it as a “model for how to conserve and enhance a historic place for future generations”.

    Source: Jack HobhouseThe Entopia Building, Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design
    Among the 14 winning projects is The Entopia Building, also in Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design. The project involved the reuse of a 1930s telephone exchange as a new home for the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. It was also recognised with the Sustainability and Project Architect of the Year awards.

    Source: Valentin LynchJankes Barn by Lynch Architects
    Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects was awarded both a regional award and the Conservation Award. The project involved the conversion of a disused barn in Essex into a contemporary rural home.

    Source: David ButlerDovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects
    Dovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects, a new Passivhaus development in Cambridge for residents over 55, also featured among the winners. The project delivered energy-efficient later-life living within a setting designed to promote social interaction.
    RIBA Central Regional Director Matt Blakeley said: “Congratulations to all the Award winners in the East region. This year, the breadth of schemes recognised is a remarkable statement to the ambition and vision of the region.
    “These projects exemplify not only admirable excellence in design and beauty, but a bold commitment to architecture’s vital role in our environmental goals and social impact.”

    The Discovery Centreby Herzog & de Meuron with BDPSource: Hufton+Crow

    Sunspot by HAT ProjectsSource: Jim Stephenson

    Cast Corbel House by GraftedSource: French+Tye

    Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Paul Riddle

    Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Alison Brooks Architects

    Harpenden House by Emil Eve ArchitectsSource: Taran Wilkhu

    Housestead by Sanei Hopkins ArchitectsSource: Peter Landers Photography

    North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & CoSource: Kilian O’Sullivan

    Mill Hide by Poulson ArchitectureSource: Nick Guttridge

    Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson

    Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson

    Amento by James Gorst ArchitectsSource: James Retief

    1/12
    show caption

    The other winning projects were:

    The Discovery Centreby Herzog & de Meuron with BDP, a medical research facility for AstraZeneca in Cambridge
    Sunspot by HAT Projects, a coastal community hub in Essex with flexible units, a café and market hall
    Cast Corbel House by Grafted, an extension to a Norwich home
    Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks Architects, a large-scale housing scheme in Eddington delivering 249 net-zero homes
    Harpenden House by Emil Eve Architects, the renovation and extension of a Victorian villa previously used as a nursery
    Housestead by Sanei Hopkins Architects, a coastal home in Suffolk
    North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & Co, a reworking of a 1980s bungalow in Norfolk, also named Small Project of the Year
    Mill Hide by Poulson Architecture, a low-energy single-storey villa designed to meet future accessibility needs
    Clayworth by ArkleBoyce Architects, a contemporary family home
    Amento by James Gorst Architects, a single-storey rural dwelling

    Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July. 
    The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year.
    #stanton #williams #lynch #architects #mole
    Stanton Williams, Lynch Architects and Mole amongst RIBA East award winners
    14 winning schemes include a retrofitted telephone exchange, Passivhaus almshouses and a converted barn Source: Jack HobhouseYoungs Court Development at Emmanuel College by Stanton Williams An infill development for Emmanuel College, Cambridge by Stanton Williams has been named RIBA East Building of the Year 2025. The scheme includes new accommodation and communal facilities for students. The Young’s Court Development was praised by the jury for how it “sits comfortably and effortlessly on site” and “subtly elevates the experience of student life”. The panel also described it as a “model for how to conserve and enhance a historic place for future generations”. Source: Jack HobhouseThe Entopia Building, Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design Among the 14 winning projects is The Entopia Building, also in Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design. The project involved the reuse of a 1930s telephone exchange as a new home for the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. It was also recognised with the Sustainability and Project Architect of the Year awards. Source: Valentin LynchJankes Barn by Lynch Architects Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects was awarded both a regional award and the Conservation Award. The project involved the conversion of a disused barn in Essex into a contemporary rural home. Source: David ButlerDovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects Dovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects, a new Passivhaus development in Cambridge for residents over 55, also featured among the winners. The project delivered energy-efficient later-life living within a setting designed to promote social interaction. RIBA Central Regional Director Matt Blakeley said: “Congratulations to all the Award winners in the East region. This year, the breadth of schemes recognised is a remarkable statement to the ambition and vision of the region. “These projects exemplify not only admirable excellence in design and beauty, but a bold commitment to architecture’s vital role in our environmental goals and social impact.” The Discovery Centreby Herzog & de Meuron with BDPSource: Hufton+Crow Sunspot by HAT ProjectsSource: Jim Stephenson Cast Corbel House by GraftedSource: French+Tye Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Paul Riddle Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Alison Brooks Architects Harpenden House by Emil Eve ArchitectsSource: Taran Wilkhu Housestead by Sanei Hopkins ArchitectsSource: Peter Landers Photography North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & CoSource: Kilian O’Sullivan Mill Hide by Poulson ArchitectureSource: Nick Guttridge Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson Amento by James Gorst ArchitectsSource: James Retief 1/12 show caption The other winning projects were: The Discovery Centreby Herzog & de Meuron with BDP, a medical research facility for AstraZeneca in Cambridge Sunspot by HAT Projects, a coastal community hub in Essex with flexible units, a café and market hall Cast Corbel House by Grafted, an extension to a Norwich home Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks Architects, a large-scale housing scheme in Eddington delivering 249 net-zero homes Harpenden House by Emil Eve Architects, the renovation and extension of a Victorian villa previously used as a nursery Housestead by Sanei Hopkins Architects, a coastal home in Suffolk North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & Co, a reworking of a 1980s bungalow in Norfolk, also named Small Project of the Year Mill Hide by Poulson Architecture, a low-energy single-storey villa designed to meet future accessibility needs Clayworth by ArkleBoyce Architects, a contemporary family home Amento by James Gorst Architects, a single-storey rural dwelling Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July.  The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year. #stanton #williams #lynch #architects #mole
    WWW.BDONLINE.CO.UK
    Stanton Williams, Lynch Architects and Mole amongst RIBA East award winners
    14 winning schemes include a retrofitted telephone exchange, Passivhaus almshouses and a converted barn Source: Jack HobhouseYoungs Court Development at Emmanuel College by Stanton Williams An infill development for Emmanuel College, Cambridge by Stanton Williams has been named RIBA East Building of the Year 2025. The scheme includes new accommodation and communal facilities for students. The Young’s Court Development was praised by the jury for how it “sits comfortably and effortlessly on site” and “subtly elevates the experience of student life”. The panel also described it as a “model for how to conserve and enhance a historic place for future generations”. Source: Jack HobhouseThe Entopia Building, Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design Among the 14 winning projects is The Entopia Building, also in Cambridge, designed by Architype with Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design. The project involved the reuse of a 1930s telephone exchange as a new home for the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. It was also recognised with the Sustainability and Project Architect of the Year awards. Source: Valentin LynchJankes Barn by Lynch Architects Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects was awarded both a regional award and the Conservation Award. The project involved the conversion of a disused barn in Essex into a contemporary rural home. Source: David ButlerDovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects Dovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects, a new Passivhaus development in Cambridge for residents over 55, also featured among the winners. The project delivered energy-efficient later-life living within a setting designed to promote social interaction. RIBA Central Regional Director Matt Blakeley said: “Congratulations to all the Award winners in the East region. This year, the breadth of schemes recognised is a remarkable statement to the ambition and vision of the region. “These projects exemplify not only admirable excellence in design and beauty, but a bold commitment to architecture’s vital role in our environmental goals and social impact.” The Discovery Centre (DISC) by Herzog & de Meuron with BDPSource: Hufton+Crow Sunspot by HAT ProjectsSource: Jim Stephenson Cast Corbel House by GraftedSource: French+Tye Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Paul Riddle Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks ArchitectsSource: Alison Brooks Architects Harpenden House by Emil Eve ArchitectsSource: Taran Wilkhu Housestead by Sanei Hopkins ArchitectsSource: Peter Landers Photography North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & CoSource: Kilian O’Sullivan Mill Hide by Poulson ArchitectureSource: Nick Guttridge Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson Clayworth by ArkleBoyce ArchitectsSource: Jim Stephenson Amento by James Gorst ArchitectsSource: James Retief 1/12 show caption The other winning projects were: The Discovery Centre (DISC) by Herzog & de Meuron with BDP, a medical research facility for AstraZeneca in Cambridge Sunspot by HAT Projects, a coastal community hub in Essex with flexible units, a café and market hall Cast Corbel House by Grafted, an extension to a Norwich home Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks Architects, a large-scale housing scheme in Eddington delivering 249 net-zero homes Harpenden House by Emil Eve Architects, the renovation and extension of a Victorian villa previously used as a nursery Housestead by Sanei Hopkins Architects, a coastal home in Suffolk North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & Co, a reworking of a 1980s bungalow in Norfolk, also named Small Project of the Year Mill Hide by Poulson Architecture, a low-energy single-storey villa designed to meet future accessibility needs Clayworth by ArkleBoyce Architects, a contemporary family home Amento by James Gorst Architects, a single-storey rural dwelling Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July.  The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year.
    0 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
  • Building Design شارك رابطًا
    2025-05-16 04:28:32 -
    Smith Young Architects’ ‘modern suburban family home’ named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025

    Other winners include projects by OMA, Sheppard Robson and Cullinan Studio

    Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson

    Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson

    Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson

    1/3
    show caption

    Vestige, a house in Cheshire designed by Smith Young Architects, has been named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025.
    The two-storey home comprises a rendered ground floor with a timber-clad upper volume and seeks to offer a contemporary reinterpretation of the suburban house. The jury praised the design as an “exemplary prototype for a modern suburban family home” that “delightwith clever details”.

    Source: Marco CappellettiOMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International
    OMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International, received a regional award for its multipurpose cultural venue in Manchester. The project features a large, flexible internal volume intended to accommodate a range of performances and public events.

    Source: Paul RafteryThe Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect
    The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect was also recognised. Located in Liverpool, the project combines a children’s mental health outpatient facility and clinical spaces for Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust.
    The design includes calm circulation areas, clinical zones and social spaces and was also the recipient of RIBA North West Client of the Year, awarded to Alder Hey.

    Source: Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson
    A fourth award was given to The School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson. The building houses technical laboratories and specialist teaching facilities alongside flexible learning environments and informal study areas.
    Project architect Matthew Taylor received RIBA North West Project Architect of the Year for his role in delivering the scheme.
    In a statement, jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said the projects represented “a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users” and “demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region”.
    Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July. 
    The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year.

    >> Also read: AHMM’s Tower Hamlets Town Hall wins RIBA London Building of the Year
    >> Also read: RIBA names winners of Yorkshire and South West awards
    #smith #young #architects #modern #suburban
    Smith Young Architects’ ‘modern suburban family home’ named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025
    Other winners include projects by OMA, Sheppard Robson and Cullinan Studio Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson 1/3 show caption Vestige, a house in Cheshire designed by Smith Young Architects, has been named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025. The two-storey home comprises a rendered ground floor with a timber-clad upper volume and seeks to offer a contemporary reinterpretation of the suburban house. The jury praised the design as an “exemplary prototype for a modern suburban family home” that “delightwith clever details”. Source: Marco CappellettiOMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International OMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International, received a regional award for its multipurpose cultural venue in Manchester. The project features a large, flexible internal volume intended to accommodate a range of performances and public events. Source: Paul RafteryThe Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect was also recognised. Located in Liverpool, the project combines a children’s mental health outpatient facility and clinical spaces for Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust. The design includes calm circulation areas, clinical zones and social spaces and was also the recipient of RIBA North West Client of the Year, awarded to Alder Hey. Source: Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson A fourth award was given to The School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson. The building houses technical laboratories and specialist teaching facilities alongside flexible learning environments and informal study areas. Project architect Matthew Taylor received RIBA North West Project Architect of the Year for his role in delivering the scheme. In a statement, jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said the projects represented “a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users” and “demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region”. Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July.  The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year. >> Also read: AHMM’s Tower Hamlets Town Hall wins RIBA London Building of the Year >> Also read: RIBA names winners of Yorkshire and South West awards #smith #young #architects #modern #suburban
    WWW.BDONLINE.CO.UK
    Smith Young Architects’ ‘modern suburban family home’ named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025
    Other winners include projects by OMA, Sheppard Robson and Cullinan Studio Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson Vestige by Smith Young ArchitectsSource: Daniel Hopkinson 1/3 show caption Vestige, a house in Cheshire designed by Smith Young Architects, has been named RIBA North West Building of the Year 2025. The two-storey home comprises a rendered ground floor with a timber-clad upper volume and seeks to offer a contemporary reinterpretation of the suburban house. The jury praised the design as an “exemplary prototype for a modern suburban family home” that “delight[s] with clever details”. Source: Marco CappellettiOMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International OMA’s Aviva Studios, also known as Factory International, received a regional award for its multipurpose cultural venue in Manchester. The project features a large, flexible internal volume intended to accommodate a range of performances and public events. Source: Paul RafteryThe Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House by Cullinan Studio with 10architect was also recognised. Located in Liverpool, the project combines a children’s mental health outpatient facility and clinical spaces for Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust. The design includes calm circulation areas, clinical zones and social spaces and was also the recipient of RIBA North West Client of the Year, awarded to Alder Hey. Source: Jack HobhouseThe School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson A fourth award was given to The School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford by Sheppard Robson. The building houses technical laboratories and specialist teaching facilities alongside flexible learning environments and informal study areas. Project architect Matthew Taylor received RIBA North West Project Architect of the Year for his role in delivering the scheme. In a statement, jury chair Dominic Wilkinson, principal lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, said the projects represented “a diverse example of the positive impact architecture can have on the lives of its users” and “demonstrate a positive future for architecture in the region”. Regional award winners will now be considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced on 10 July.  The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s building of the year will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects later in the year. >> Also read: AHMM’s Tower Hamlets Town Hall wins RIBA London Building of the Year >> Also read: RIBA names winners of Yorkshire and South West awards
    0 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
  • ELLE DECOR شارك رابطًا
    2025-05-13 13:49:53 -
    #333;">Our 15 Favorite Cottage Gardens
    A few summers ago, when the culture was moving through micro trends as fast as they could be Instagrammed, Cottage Core was born.
    The trend, which came out of a Covid-influenced romanticism for living close to nature (but not ruffing it, à la gorpcore, fashion’s cousin trend), inspired an infusion of chintz and whicker-filled interiors, and, of course, lush English-style gardens.Flash forward to 2025.
    All those cottage gardens planted in early 2020—rustic, sophisticated, chic—are at their peak.
    And there really is something to an outdoor space that merges with the indoors, is there not? On a warm summer evening, when the bougainvillea is in bloom, and the grass is a bit damp, what could be more appealing than a home built to nestle into a fantastical garden.Here, we’ve collected some of our favorite cottage gardens.
    They range from fairy house gardens to campground landscape, historical (Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage that has inspired Shakespeare devotees the world over) to contemporary compound gardens in the woods.While we may have a specific notion of a cottage garden, but they are—and should be—as unique as the people who tend them.
    One lesson for planting your own? A small space is an asset rather than a limitation.Below, you’ll find 15 of our favorite cottage gardens from Marin County California to Stratford-Upon-Avon, England.William Jess LairdThis Amagansett cottage was literally designed for “summertime snoozes.” It’s also a good reminder that a delicate slate garden pathway can take you far.
    Designer Melissa Lee noted how “unexpected” the whole place felt, surrounded by the many mansions of the Hamptons.
    As she rightfully notes, the charm is in the surprise.
    A suggestion of mystery always adds to a cottage! Think The Secret Garden or the unexpectedly expansive Weasley Family home.Noe DewittVines climb up this 1920s English Art and Crafts style cottage in the Hamptons.
    The elegant and eclectic cottage was re-designed by Nick Olsen to emphasize outdoor living with comfy couches, a tiled patio and a pool.William James LairdThis pink cottage kitchen looks out over a garden in Litchfield County, Connecticut.
    Designer Clive Lonstein’s work is vibrant and unexpected, particularly for a modest Connecticut cottage built in the late 1800s.
    In a way though, the bright colors all throughout the house are a reflection of the original design for the house.
    The architect, Ehrick Rossiter was known for his own whimsy, and even included a turret in this design.
    This cottage is a great reminder to leave the door open all summer long.Stephen Kent JohnsonThis former fishing shack in Provincetown proves that a sprawling garden can fit into a small space.
    From Windex yellow fox gloves to arching lavender, this is a bucolic slice of heaven.
    A classic shingled home, complete with flower boxes and a white picket fence, it has a deeply cottage-core sequence backstory.
    It was used as an artist studio for William Maynard until his death in 2016, and when it was sold, prospective buyers were asked to write why they wanted to live there.Rachael SmithWe love an indoor / outdoor cottage garden.
    Ideally, you have a branch that grows through a window, like this one in Suzie de Rohan Willner’s English Country Garden.
    It is a charming marriage of dynamics: English and French, contemporary and historical, and, of course just as eclectic as a cottage should be.
    Willner notes, “The whole house is a collection of things from each period of my and my husband’s lives.
    I love to pick up bibs and bobs and it all comes together very happily.”Chronicle / Alamy Stock PhotoKate Middleton’s Adelaide Cottage conjures images of an Arthurian fantasy.
    The Wales family made this their Windsor home since 2023.
    Built in 1831 for Queen Adelaide (the German-born wife of William IV, who was the Uncle of Queen Victoria).
    It went through a transformative renovation in 2015 which left the historical decorations in tact.
    Fun fact: the Wales family pay market rent for their use of the home.Photo 12//Getty ImagesThe poet, actor, and playwright Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage and accompanying garden must have inspired her husband’s plays (that would be Shakespeare).
    This might be what comes to mind when you think of a cottage garden.
    Now open to the public daily, it was originally built more than 500 years ago, and is the site of Hathaway’s own birth in 1556.CostcoThis Costco (yes, Costco!) shed turned cottage is an ideal backdrop for your cottage garden fantasy.
    If you’re feeling very DIY this year, start here.
    Priced at $6,499, it measures 12’ x 24’ feet, a perfect amount of space for your own summer hide away or gardening shed.Richard PowersThis glass house is a reminder that a cottage garden doesn’t have to follow a prescribed style.
    The Amagansett cottage, originally built in 1960, is a marvel of mid-century design, an aesthetic reflected in the mod-furniture choices.
    Again, we love a stylistic mix in an updated cottage.
    Japanese Maple Trees complete the woodsy vibe.© David Hockney, Photo By Jonathan WilkinsonDavid Hockney illustrated his own cottage garden during the Pandemic.
    His drawing is illustrative of the benefits of an English garden: a bit wild, extremely lush, and more green than anything else.
    If we could, we’d jump right into this scene like Mary Poppins on a rainy day.John M.
    Hall for ELLE DecorHere’s a rule of thumb: trust Ina Garten.
    This cottage-like structure, on the grounds of the East Hampton home Garten shares with her husband Jeffrey, is perennially perfect.
    Note, too, the green and purple color scheme here.
    This is perhaps the dream cottage garden and something of a childhood playhouse.
    It has just enough space for a cozy chat and is a reminder that you can build your own little cottage on a very small plot of land.Photo 12//Getty ImagesMarie Antoinette’s Hamlet on the grounds of Versailles still sets the standard for the cottage garden with a thatched roof, hedges, and roses straight out of a fairy tale.
    During the former French Queen’s reign, her hamlet was used as a faux farm house, where she and her young daughter, Princess Marie Thérèse, would dress as idealized versions of French peasant farmers and milk cows.
    The interior, though, of this modest cottage, is appropriately grand with silk furnishings and canopy beds.Douglas FriedmanA garden that proves succulents and cottages are a match made in heaven.
    This one, in Marin County, California, adds a bit of desert flair.
    On the other side of this cottage is a water way and a perfect little dock for launching paddle boards.
    We love how the greens liven up this side of the house and create a completely different, almost modern desert-like, aesthetic.
    As with any great cottage garden, there is a distinctly transportive factor.Michael CliffordA light wood sauna and cold plunge on the grounds of Jenni Kayne’s Hudson Valley farmhouse are hidden behind shrubbery for a sense of privacy against a wide open landscape.
    We love the idea of adding a spa-like ambiance to a cottage garden as well as finding inventive ways to use the space.
    This is exactly where we want to be in the summer!Getty ImagesThis is sort of cheating, but Bunny Williams is a necessary inclusion! Williams’s Oak Spring Garden in Upperville, Virginia continues to inspire garden and cottage enthusiasts the world over.
    Rather than one cottage, the grounds of Williams’s large estate feature a guest cottage and a basket house, both of which are charming in the extreme.Dorothy ScarboroughDorothy Scarborough (she/her) is the assistant to the Editor in Chief of Town & Country and Elle Decor. 
    #666;">المصدر: https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/trends/a64718113/cottage-gardens/" style="color: #0066cc; text-decoration: none;">www.elledecor.com
    #0066cc;">#our #favorite #cottage #gardens #few #summers #ago #when #the #culture #was #moving #through #micro #trends #fast #they #could #instagrammed #core #bornthe #trend #which #came #out #covidinfluenced #romanticism #for #living #close #nature #but #not #ruffing #gorpcore #fashions #cousin #inspired #infusion #chintz #and #whickerfilled #interiors #course #lush #englishstyle #gardensflash #forward #2025all #those #planted #early #2020rustic #sophisticated #chicare #their #peakand #there #really #something #outdoor #space #that #merges #with #indoors #warm #summer #evening #bougainvillea #bloom #grass #bit #damp #what #more #appealing #than #home #built #nestle #into #fantastical #gardenhere #weve #collected #some #gardensthey #range #from #fairy #house #campground #landscape #historical #anne #hathaways #famed #has #shakespeare #devotees #world #over #contemporary #compound #woodswhile #may #have #specific #notion #garden #areand #should #beas #unique #people #who #tend #themone #lesson #planting #your #own #small #asset #rather #limitationbelow #youll #find #marin #county #california #stratforduponavon #englandwilliam #jess #lairdthis #amagansett #literally #designed #summertime #snoozes #its #also #good #reminder #delicate #slate #pathway #can #take #you #fardesigner #melissa #lee #noted #how #unexpected #whole #place #felt #surrounded #many #mansions #hamptonsas #she #rightfully #notes #charm #surprisea #suggestion #mystery #always #adds #think #secret #unexpectedly #expansive #weasley #family #homenoe #dewittvines #climb #this #1920s #english #art #crafts #style #hamptonsthe #elegant #eclectic #redesigned #nick #olsen #emphasize #comfy #couches #tiled #patio #poolwilliam #james #pink #kitchen #looks #litchfield #connecticutdesigner #clive #lonsteins #work #vibrant #particularly #modest #connecticut #late #1800sin #way #though #bright #colors #all #throughout #are #reflection #original #design #housethe #architect #ehrick #rossiter #known #his #whimsy #even #included #turret #designthis #great #leave #door #open #longstephen #kent #johnsonthis #former #fishing #shack #provincetown #proves #sprawling #fit #spacefrom #windex #yellow #fox #gloves #arching #lavender #bucolic #slice #heavena #classic #shingled #complete #flower #boxes #white #picket #fence #deeply #cottagecore #sequence #backstoryit #used #artist #studio #william #maynard #until #death #sold #prospective #buyers #were #asked #write #why #wanted #live #thererachael #smithwe #love #indoor #gardenideally #branch #grows #window #like #one #suzie #rohan #willners #country #gardenit #charming #marriage #dynamics #french #just #bewillner #collection #things #each #period #husbands #livesi #pick #bibs #bobs #comes #together #very #happilychronicle #alamy #stock #photokate #middletons #adelaide #conjures #images #arthurian #fantasythe #wales #made #windsor #since #2023built #queen #germanborn #wife #uncle #victoriait #went #transformative #renovation #left #decorations #tactfun #fact #pay #market #rent #use #homephoto #12getty #imagesthe #poet #actor #playwright #accompanying #must #her #plays #would #shakespearethis #might #mind #gardennow #public #daily #originally #years #site #birth #1556costcothis #costco #yes #shed #turned #ideal #backdrop #fantasyif #youre #feeling #diy #year #start #herepriced #measures #feet #perfect #amount #hide #away #gardening #shedrichard #powersthis #glass #doesnt #follow #prescribed #stylethe #marvel #midcentury #aesthetic #reflected #modfurniture #choicesagain #stylistic #mix #updated #cottagejapanese #maple #trees #woodsy #vibe #david #hockney #photo #jonathan #wilkinsondavid #illustrated #during #pandemichis #drawing #illustrative #benefits #wild #extremely #green #anything #elseif #wed #jump #right #scene #mary #poppins #rainy #dayjohn #mhall #elle #decorheres #rule #thumb #trust #ina #gartenthis #cottagelike #structure #grounds #east #hampton #garten #shares #husband #jeffrey #perennially #perfectnote #too #purple #color #scheme #herethis #perhaps #dream #childhood #playhouseit #enough #cozy #chat #build #little #plot #landphoto #imagesmarie #antoinettes #hamlet #versailles #still #sets #standard #thatched #roof #hedges #roses #straight #taleduring #queens #reign #faux #farm #where #young #daughter #princess #marie #thérèse #dress #idealized #versions #peasant #farmers #milk #cowsthe #interior #appropriately #grand #silk #furnishings #canopy #bedsdouglas #friedmana #succulents #cottages #match #heaventhis #desert #flairon #other #side #water #dock #launching #paddle #boardswe #greens #liven #create #completely #different #almost #modern #desertlike #aestheticas #any #distinctly #transportive #factormichael #clifforda #light #wood #sauna #cold #plunge #jenni #kaynes #hudson #valley #farmhouse #hidden #behind #shrubbery #sense #privacy #against #wide #landscapewe #idea #adding #spalike #ambiance #well #finding #inventive #ways #spacethis #exactly #want #summergetty #imagesthis #sort #cheating #bunny #williams #necessary #inclusion #williamss #oak #spring #upperville #virginia #continues #inspire #enthusiasts #overrather #large #estate #feature #guest #basket #both #extremedorothy #scarboroughdorothy #scarborough #sheher #assistant #editor #chief #town #ampamp #decor
    Our 15 Favorite Cottage Gardens
    A few summers ago, when the culture was moving through micro trends as fast as they could be Instagrammed, Cottage Core was born. The trend, which came out of a Covid-influenced romanticism for living close to nature (but not ruffing it, à la gorpcore, fashion’s cousin trend), inspired an infusion of chintz and whicker-filled interiors, and, of course, lush English-style gardens.Flash forward to 2025. All those cottage gardens planted in early 2020—rustic, sophisticated, chic—are at their peak. And there really is something to an outdoor space that merges with the indoors, is there not? On a warm summer evening, when the bougainvillea is in bloom, and the grass is a bit damp, what could be more appealing than a home built to nestle into a fantastical garden.Here, we’ve collected some of our favorite cottage gardens. They range from fairy house gardens to campground landscape, historical (Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage that has inspired Shakespeare devotees the world over) to contemporary compound gardens in the woods.While we may have a specific notion of a cottage garden, but they are—and should be—as unique as the people who tend them. One lesson for planting your own? A small space is an asset rather than a limitation.Below, you’ll find 15 of our favorite cottage gardens from Marin County California to Stratford-Upon-Avon, England.William Jess LairdThis Amagansett cottage was literally designed for “summertime snoozes.” It’s also a good reminder that a delicate slate garden pathway can take you far. Designer Melissa Lee noted how “unexpected” the whole place felt, surrounded by the many mansions of the Hamptons. As she rightfully notes, the charm is in the surprise. A suggestion of mystery always adds to a cottage! Think The Secret Garden or the unexpectedly expansive Weasley Family home.Noe DewittVines climb up this 1920s English Art and Crafts style cottage in the Hamptons. The elegant and eclectic cottage was re-designed by Nick Olsen to emphasize outdoor living with comfy couches, a tiled patio and a pool.William James LairdThis pink cottage kitchen looks out over a garden in Litchfield County, Connecticut. Designer Clive Lonstein’s work is vibrant and unexpected, particularly for a modest Connecticut cottage built in the late 1800s. In a way though, the bright colors all throughout the house are a reflection of the original design for the house. The architect, Ehrick Rossiter was known for his own whimsy, and even included a turret in this design. This cottage is a great reminder to leave the door open all summer long.Stephen Kent JohnsonThis former fishing shack in Provincetown proves that a sprawling garden can fit into a small space. From Windex yellow fox gloves to arching lavender, this is a bucolic slice of heaven. A classic shingled home, complete with flower boxes and a white picket fence, it has a deeply cottage-core sequence backstory. It was used as an artist studio for William Maynard until his death in 2016, and when it was sold, prospective buyers were asked to write why they wanted to live there.Rachael SmithWe love an indoor / outdoor cottage garden. Ideally, you have a branch that grows through a window, like this one in Suzie de Rohan Willner’s English Country Garden. It is a charming marriage of dynamics: English and French, contemporary and historical, and, of course just as eclectic as a cottage should be. Willner notes, “The whole house is a collection of things from each period of my and my husband’s lives. I love to pick up bibs and bobs and it all comes together very happily.”Chronicle / Alamy Stock PhotoKate Middleton’s Adelaide Cottage conjures images of an Arthurian fantasy. The Wales family made this their Windsor home since 2023. Built in 1831 for Queen Adelaide (the German-born wife of William IV, who was the Uncle of Queen Victoria). It went through a transformative renovation in 2015 which left the historical decorations in tact. Fun fact: the Wales family pay market rent for their use of the home.Photo 12//Getty ImagesThe poet, actor, and playwright Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage and accompanying garden must have inspired her husband’s plays (that would be Shakespeare). This might be what comes to mind when you think of a cottage garden. Now open to the public daily, it was originally built more than 500 years ago, and is the site of Hathaway’s own birth in 1556.CostcoThis Costco (yes, Costco!) shed turned cottage is an ideal backdrop for your cottage garden fantasy. If you’re feeling very DIY this year, start here. Priced at $6,499, it measures 12’ x 24’ feet, a perfect amount of space for your own summer hide away or gardening shed.Richard PowersThis glass house is a reminder that a cottage garden doesn’t have to follow a prescribed style. The Amagansett cottage, originally built in 1960, is a marvel of mid-century design, an aesthetic reflected in the mod-furniture choices. Again, we love a stylistic mix in an updated cottage. Japanese Maple Trees complete the woodsy vibe.© David Hockney, Photo By Jonathan WilkinsonDavid Hockney illustrated his own cottage garden during the Pandemic. His drawing is illustrative of the benefits of an English garden: a bit wild, extremely lush, and more green than anything else. If we could, we’d jump right into this scene like Mary Poppins on a rainy day.John M. Hall for ELLE DecorHere’s a rule of thumb: trust Ina Garten. This cottage-like structure, on the grounds of the East Hampton home Garten shares with her husband Jeffrey, is perennially perfect. Note, too, the green and purple color scheme here. This is perhaps the dream cottage garden and something of a childhood playhouse. It has just enough space for a cozy chat and is a reminder that you can build your own little cottage on a very small plot of land.Photo 12//Getty ImagesMarie Antoinette’s Hamlet on the grounds of Versailles still sets the standard for the cottage garden with a thatched roof, hedges, and roses straight out of a fairy tale. During the former French Queen’s reign, her hamlet was used as a faux farm house, where she and her young daughter, Princess Marie Thérèse, would dress as idealized versions of French peasant farmers and milk cows. The interior, though, of this modest cottage, is appropriately grand with silk furnishings and canopy beds.Douglas FriedmanA garden that proves succulents and cottages are a match made in heaven. This one, in Marin County, California, adds a bit of desert flair. On the other side of this cottage is a water way and a perfect little dock for launching paddle boards. We love how the greens liven up this side of the house and create a completely different, almost modern desert-like, aesthetic. As with any great cottage garden, there is a distinctly transportive factor.Michael CliffordA light wood sauna and cold plunge on the grounds of Jenni Kayne’s Hudson Valley farmhouse are hidden behind shrubbery for a sense of privacy against a wide open landscape. We love the idea of adding a spa-like ambiance to a cottage garden as well as finding inventive ways to use the space. This is exactly where we want to be in the summer!Getty ImagesThis is sort of cheating, but Bunny Williams is a necessary inclusion! Williams’s Oak Spring Garden in Upperville, Virginia continues to inspire garden and cottage enthusiasts the world over. Rather than one cottage, the grounds of Williams’s large estate feature a guest cottage and a basket house, both of which are charming in the extreme.Dorothy ScarboroughDorothy Scarborough (she/her) is the assistant to the Editor in Chief of Town & Country and Elle Decor. 
    المصدر: www.elledecor.com
    #our #favorite #cottage #gardens #few #summers #ago #when #the #culture #was #moving #through #micro #trends #fast #they #could #instagrammed #core #bornthe #trend #which #came #out #covidinfluenced #romanticism #for #living #close #nature #but #not #ruffing #gorpcore #fashions #cousin #inspired #infusion #chintz #and #whickerfilled #interiors #course #lush #englishstyle #gardensflash #forward #2025all #those #planted #early #2020rustic #sophisticated #chicare #their #peakand #there #really #something #outdoor #space #that #merges #with #indoors #warm #summer #evening #bougainvillea #bloom #grass #bit #damp #what #more #appealing #than #home #built #nestle #into #fantastical #gardenhere #weve #collected #some #gardensthey #range #from #fairy #house #campground #landscape #historical #anne #hathaways #famed #has #shakespeare #devotees #world #over #contemporary #compound #woodswhile #may #have #specific #notion #garden #areand #should #beas #unique #people #who #tend #themone #lesson #planting #your #own #small #asset #rather #limitationbelow #youll #find #marin #county #california #stratforduponavon #englandwilliam #jess #lairdthis #amagansett #literally #designed #summertime #snoozes #its #also #good #reminder #delicate #slate #pathway #can #take #you #fardesigner #melissa #lee #noted #how #unexpected #whole #place #felt #surrounded #many #mansions #hamptonsas #she #rightfully #notes #charm #surprisea #suggestion #mystery #always #adds #think #secret #unexpectedly #expansive #weasley #family #homenoe #dewittvines #climb #this #1920s #english #art #crafts #style #hamptonsthe #elegant #eclectic #redesigned #nick #olsen #emphasize #comfy #couches #tiled #patio #poolwilliam #james #pink #kitchen #looks #litchfield #connecticutdesigner #clive #lonsteins #work #vibrant #particularly #modest #connecticut #late #1800sin #way #though #bright #colors #all #throughout #are #reflection #original #design #housethe #architect #ehrick #rossiter #known #his #whimsy #even #included #turret #designthis #great #leave #door #open #longstephen #kent #johnsonthis #former #fishing #shack #provincetown #proves #sprawling #fit #spacefrom #windex #yellow #fox #gloves #arching #lavender #bucolic #slice #heavena #classic #shingled #complete #flower #boxes #white #picket #fence #deeply #cottagecore #sequence #backstoryit #used #artist #studio #william #maynard #until #death #sold #prospective #buyers #were #asked #write #why #wanted #live #thererachael #smithwe #love #indoor #gardenideally #branch #grows #window #like #one #suzie #rohan #willners #country #gardenit #charming #marriage #dynamics #french #just #bewillner #collection #things #each #period #husbands #livesi #pick #bibs #bobs #comes #together #very #happilychronicle #alamy #stock #photokate #middletons #adelaide #conjures #images #arthurian #fantasythe #wales #made #windsor #since #2023built #queen #germanborn #wife #uncle #victoriait #went #transformative #renovation #left #decorations #tactfun #fact #pay #market #rent #use #homephoto #12getty #imagesthe #poet #actor #playwright #accompanying #must #her #plays #would #shakespearethis #might #mind #gardennow #public #daily #originally #years #site #birth #1556costcothis #costco #yes #shed #turned #ideal #backdrop #fantasyif #youre #feeling #diy #year #start #herepriced #measures #feet #perfect #amount #hide #away #gardening #shedrichard #powersthis #glass #doesnt #follow #prescribed #stylethe #marvel #midcentury #aesthetic #reflected #modfurniture #choicesagain #stylistic #mix #updated #cottagejapanese #maple #trees #woodsy #vibe #david #hockney #photo #jonathan #wilkinsondavid #illustrated #during #pandemichis #drawing #illustrative #benefits #wild #extremely #green #anything #elseif #wed #jump #right #scene #mary #poppins #rainy #dayjohn #mhall #elle #decorheres #rule #thumb #trust #ina #gartenthis #cottagelike #structure #grounds #east #hampton #garten #shares #husband #jeffrey #perennially #perfectnote #too #purple #color #scheme #herethis #perhaps #dream #childhood #playhouseit #enough #cozy #chat #build #little #plot #landphoto #imagesmarie #antoinettes #hamlet #versailles #still #sets #standard #thatched #roof #hedges #roses #straight #taleduring #queens #reign #faux #farm #where #young #daughter #princess #marie #thérèse #dress #idealized #versions #peasant #farmers #milk #cowsthe #interior #appropriately #grand #silk #furnishings #canopy #bedsdouglas #friedmana #succulents #cottages #match #heaventhis #desert #flairon #other #side #water #dock #launching #paddle #boardswe #greens #liven #create #completely #different #almost #modern #desertlike #aestheticas #any #distinctly #transportive #factormichael #clifforda #light #wood #sauna #cold #plunge #jenni #kaynes #hudson #valley #farmhouse #hidden #behind #shrubbery #sense #privacy #against #wide #landscapewe #idea #adding #spalike #ambiance #well #finding #inventive #ways #spacethis #exactly #want #summergetty #imagesthis #sort #cheating #bunny #williams #necessary #inclusion #williamss #oak #spring #upperville #virginia #continues #inspire #enthusiasts #overrather #large #estate #feature #guest #basket #both #extremedorothy #scarboroughdorothy #scarborough #sheher #assistant #editor #chief #town #ampamp #decor
    WWW.ELLEDECOR.COM
    Our 15 Favorite Cottage Gardens
    A few summers ago, when the culture was moving through micro trends as fast as they could be Instagrammed, Cottage Core was born. The trend, which came out of a Covid-influenced romanticism for living close to nature (but not ruffing it, à la gorpcore, fashion’s cousin trend), inspired an infusion of chintz and whicker-filled interiors, and, of course, lush English-style gardens.Flash forward to 2025. All those cottage gardens planted in early 2020—rustic, sophisticated, chic—are at their peak. And there really is something to an outdoor space that merges with the indoors, is there not? On a warm summer evening, when the bougainvillea is in bloom, and the grass is a bit damp, what could be more appealing than a home built to nestle into a fantastical garden.Here, we’ve collected some of our favorite cottage gardens. They range from fairy house gardens to campground landscape, historical (Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage that has inspired Shakespeare devotees the world over) to contemporary compound gardens in the woods.While we may have a specific notion of a cottage garden, but they are—and should be—as unique as the people who tend them. One lesson for planting your own? A small space is an asset rather than a limitation.Below, you’ll find 15 of our favorite cottage gardens from Marin County California to Stratford-Upon-Avon, England.William Jess LairdThis Amagansett cottage was literally designed for “summertime snoozes.” It’s also a good reminder that a delicate slate garden pathway can take you far. Designer Melissa Lee noted how “unexpected” the whole place felt, surrounded by the many mansions of the Hamptons. As she rightfully notes, the charm is in the surprise. A suggestion of mystery always adds to a cottage! Think The Secret Garden or the unexpectedly expansive Weasley Family home.Noe DewittVines climb up this 1920s English Art and Crafts style cottage in the Hamptons. The elegant and eclectic cottage was re-designed by Nick Olsen to emphasize outdoor living with comfy couches, a tiled patio and a pool.William James LairdThis pink cottage kitchen looks out over a garden in Litchfield County, Connecticut. Designer Clive Lonstein’s work is vibrant and unexpected, particularly for a modest Connecticut cottage built in the late 1800s. In a way though, the bright colors all throughout the house are a reflection of the original design for the house. The architect, Ehrick Rossiter was known for his own whimsy, and even included a turret in this design. This cottage is a great reminder to leave the door open all summer long.Stephen Kent JohnsonThis former fishing shack in Provincetown proves that a sprawling garden can fit into a small space. From Windex yellow fox gloves to arching lavender, this is a bucolic slice of heaven. A classic shingled home, complete with flower boxes and a white picket fence, it has a deeply cottage-core sequence backstory. It was used as an artist studio for William Maynard until his death in 2016, and when it was sold, prospective buyers were asked to write why they wanted to live there.Rachael SmithWe love an indoor / outdoor cottage garden. Ideally, you have a branch that grows through a window, like this one in Suzie de Rohan Willner’s English Country Garden. It is a charming marriage of dynamics: English and French, contemporary and historical, and, of course just as eclectic as a cottage should be. Willner notes, “The whole house is a collection of things from each period of my and my husband’s lives. I love to pick up bibs and bobs and it all comes together very happily.”Chronicle / Alamy Stock PhotoKate Middleton’s Adelaide Cottage conjures images of an Arthurian fantasy. The Wales family made this their Windsor home since 2023. Built in 1831 for Queen Adelaide (the German-born wife of William IV, who was the Uncle of Queen Victoria). It went through a transformative renovation in 2015 which left the historical decorations in tact. Fun fact: the Wales family pay market rent for their use of the home.Photo 12//Getty ImagesThe poet, actor, and playwright Anne Hathaway’s famed cottage and accompanying garden must have inspired her husband’s plays (that would be Shakespeare). This might be what comes to mind when you think of a cottage garden. Now open to the public daily, it was originally built more than 500 years ago, and is the site of Hathaway’s own birth in 1556.CostcoThis Costco (yes, Costco!) shed turned cottage is an ideal backdrop for your cottage garden fantasy. If you’re feeling very DIY this year, start here. Priced at $6,499, it measures 12’ x 24’ feet, a perfect amount of space for your own summer hide away or gardening shed.Richard PowersThis glass house is a reminder that a cottage garden doesn’t have to follow a prescribed style. The Amagansett cottage, originally built in 1960, is a marvel of mid-century design, an aesthetic reflected in the mod-furniture choices. Again, we love a stylistic mix in an updated cottage. Japanese Maple Trees complete the woodsy vibe.© David Hockney, Photo By Jonathan WilkinsonDavid Hockney illustrated his own cottage garden during the Pandemic. His drawing is illustrative of the benefits of an English garden: a bit wild, extremely lush, and more green than anything else. If we could, we’d jump right into this scene like Mary Poppins on a rainy day.John M. Hall for ELLE DecorHere’s a rule of thumb: trust Ina Garten. This cottage-like structure, on the grounds of the East Hampton home Garten shares with her husband Jeffrey, is perennially perfect. Note, too, the green and purple color scheme here. This is perhaps the dream cottage garden and something of a childhood playhouse. It has just enough space for a cozy chat and is a reminder that you can build your own little cottage on a very small plot of land.Photo 12//Getty ImagesMarie Antoinette’s Hamlet on the grounds of Versailles still sets the standard for the cottage garden with a thatched roof, hedges, and roses straight out of a fairy tale. During the former French Queen’s reign, her hamlet was used as a faux farm house, where she and her young daughter, Princess Marie Thérèse, would dress as idealized versions of French peasant farmers and milk cows. The interior, though, of this modest cottage, is appropriately grand with silk furnishings and canopy beds.Douglas FriedmanA garden that proves succulents and cottages are a match made in heaven. This one, in Marin County, California, adds a bit of desert flair. On the other side of this cottage is a water way and a perfect little dock for launching paddle boards. We love how the greens liven up this side of the house and create a completely different, almost modern desert-like, aesthetic. As with any great cottage garden, there is a distinctly transportive factor.Michael CliffordA light wood sauna and cold plunge on the grounds of Jenni Kayne’s Hudson Valley farmhouse are hidden behind shrubbery for a sense of privacy against a wide open landscape. We love the idea of adding a spa-like ambiance to a cottage garden as well as finding inventive ways to use the space. This is exactly where we want to be in the summer!Getty ImagesThis is sort of cheating, but Bunny Williams is a necessary inclusion! Williams’s Oak Spring Garden in Upperville, Virginia continues to inspire garden and cottage enthusiasts the world over. Rather than one cottage, the grounds of Williams’s large estate feature a guest cottage and a basket house, both of which are charming in the extreme.Dorothy ScarboroughDorothy Scarborough (she/her) is the assistant to the Editor in Chief of Town & Country and Elle Decor. 
    0 التعليقات 0 المشاركات
    الرجاء تسجيل الدخول , للأعجاب والمشاركة والتعليق على هذا!
© 2025 CGShares Arabic
English Arabic French Spanish Portuguese Deutsch Turkish Dutch Italiano Russian Romaian Portuguese (Brazil) Greek
user map الشروط الخصوصية الدليل