Matthew Grey

2 months ago | newatlas.com | Adam Williams |Matthew Grey |Ed Reeve

This ambitious transformation of a disused brutalist water tower is a real labor of love. The project involved a family working together over four years to convert the 1960s structure into a luxurious vacation residence with an interior cleverly designed to suit the circular space and to offer fantastic views of the surrounding landscape. Rising to a maximum height of 75 ft (23 m), Tonwell Tower was originally designed by Edmund Percey in 1964.

Oct 2, 2024 | biblicalarchaeology.org | Daniel Pioske |Matthew Grey |Konstantinos Politis |Erin Darby

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