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The Long Barn by Nicolas Tye Architects

The Long Barn by Nicolas Tye Architects

London-based studio Nicolas Tye Architects has converted a 1860′s derelict barn into a four bedroom contemporary family home. The now 3,500 square foot, two story residence is located in Maulden, a small village in the county of Bedfordshire, England, UK.

Tags: adaptive reuse, houses, interior design, renovations and restorations

Posted by homedsgn.com

2012-05-30 14:07:30 UTC

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