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Salthouse

Norfolk

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Architect: Carl Turner

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This fantastic house, overlooking the Salthouse Marshes on the north Norfolk coast, is a reinvention of former farm workers cottages by the acclaimed architect Carl Turner.

History

Carl Turner established his eponymous practice in 2007, but his experience goes back before that with his acclaimed work with Turner Castle Architects. Turner has been involved in the design of numerous celebrated houses for notable clients that have been widely published in the architectural press. Frequently referred to as one of the UK’s best young practices, Carl Turner Architects (CTA) has made residential work a particular focus of its output. Turner was at the vanguard of the recent trend towards architects not only designing but building as well. CTA works frequently as a contractor, meaning that Turner has innate understanding of the practical issues of building, as well as the more poetic ones.

Carl’s most celebrated house, Slip House in Brixton (pictured), won the prestigious RIBA Manser Medal in 2013.

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