Why Fayland House won the AR House Awards 2015 @TheArchitecturalReview
Why Fayland House won the AR House Awards 2015  @TheArchitecturalReview
Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
The AR House Awards celebrate excellence in one-off house design. This year's jury , Sofia von Ellrichshausen, Pippo Ciorra and AR Editor Christine Murray chose David Chipperfield's Fayland House as the winner of the AR House Awards 2015 for being a radical new take on the English country house. Ryo Matsui's mix of old and new in Rebirth House was highly commended and Dekleva Gregorič's Compact Karst House was commended for putting traditional methods to fresh purpose.

In this video, they tell us more about why these schemes stood out and how they reached consensus on the judging day.
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Why Fayland House won the AR House Awards 2015

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