A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.

A collection of flats and houses designed to form a part of an English Quarter as intended by the client. The designs were inspired by John Nash’s architecture of Regent’s Park in London, making use of regency style details: Doric and Ionic orders used to articulate façades, create elegant porticos and, together with decorative ironwork, add detail, light and relief to the characteristic, cream elevations. The Architecture harks back to the 18th century French examples including orangeries and garden follies, as well as the Palladio’s Villa Pojana creating a picturesque backdrop for the shared and private gardens alike. A giant Doric order was incorporated in the design of the principal square in the neighbourhood, giving it the necessary scale and helping with incorporating balconies and terraces for all the flats, while providing an elegant façade. A residential development designed around green open spaces at the heart of the quarter. Four and five story apartment buildings define the edges of the development forming streets, while small private houses are organised along internal mews, with gatehouses guarding and marking the entrances to the private mews and garden areas.