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£ 599,950
3 bedroom flat for sale
Ham
· 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · Flat
Ham · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · Flat
Your home buying journey ends here, where Sir Stirling Began.The Stirling Prize is British architecture's highest honour, awarded by RIBA each year to the best new building in the country. The Gherkin has won it. Bloomberg's European headquarters has won it. The Elizabeth Line has won it too. The prize is named after James Stirling, and James Stirling began here: a block of flats on Ham Common, designed in 1955 with James Gowan, built in 1957–58, his first major work. The development is listed Grade II* - a grade reserved for particularly important buildings of more than special interest putting it in less than 1% of British buildings – it is world famous and was published in the Architectural Review in October 1958. This flat sits on the second and top floor of the three-storey block.The detailing rewards a slow walk round: second-hand London stock brick and shuttered concrete, sculptural water spouts, the inverted-L windows that give the elevations their rhythm, all drawn from Le Cor
Your home buying journey ends here, where Sir Stirling Began.The Stirling Prize is British architecture's highest honour, awarded by RIBA each year to the best new building in the country. The Gherkin has won it. Bloomberg's European headquarters has won it. The Elizabeth Line has won it too. The prize is named after James Stirling, and James Stirling began here: a block of flats on Ham Common, designed in 1955 with James Gowan, built in 1957–58, his first major work. The development is listed Grade II* - a grade reserved for particularly important buildings of more than special interest putting it in less than 1% of British buildings – it is world famous and was published in the Architectural Review in October 1958. This flat sits on the second and top floor of the three-storey block.The detailing rewards a slow walk round: second-hand London stock brick and shuttered concrete, sculptural water spouts, the inverted-L windows that give the elevations their rhythm, all drawn from Le Cor
£ 599,950