Studio: international art (65.1915)

Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture

HOUSE AT ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX

HART AND WATERHOUSE, ARCHITECTS

Enfield is on the west side
of the Ridgeway overlooking
a valley and rising ground
towards Trent Park, formerly
the residence of Lord Chat-
ham. The dressings are of
brown Portland stone and
the walls are covered with
a warm-coloured plaster
The roof is of thick stone
slates varying in colour from
a warm green to a reddish-
brown, and the courses are
graduated in width. The
view shows the garden front,
where most of the important
rooms are situated. Behind
a loggia is the inner hall,
isolated from the drawing-
room and dining-room by
means of double doors, but
connecting the two apart-
ments when desired. The
house in Wiltshire is on high
ground a few miles from
Salisbury and was designed
for occasional residence only.
The stone roof in graduating
courses combines well with

HOUSE IN WILTSHIRE GROUND FLOOR PLAN

HART AND WATERHOUSE, ARCHITECTS

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