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Article: Made to order ; Carolyn Wagstaff got her perfect home without moving, she tells Cathy Strongman
- Article from:
- The Evening Standard (London, England)
- Article date:
- May 14, 2008
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CAROLYN Wagstaff bought her Islington Victorian town house in
1997, when it had already undergone several transformations. A
kitchen extension had been added in the Sixties and 20 years later a
bathroom had been built on top of that. "It was a horrible leaky
extension that was very unattractive to look at," says Carolyn.
"Because it only stretched across half the width of the house it
also created a dead space of garden at the side." In 2005 Carolyn
decided to redesign the extension. Through RIBA she drew up a
shortlist of four architects and eventually decided on John Davies
from Plastik Architects. The brief was to construct a single-storey
extension to fill in the side return and produce ...
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