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Partially subterranean Lincolnshire home shortlisted for Yorkshire RIBA award
Barrow House, a family home designed by ID Architecture and built by Belvin Construction in the Lincolnshire Wolds, has been shortlisted in the RIBA Yorkshire Awards 2020. The home is one of 11 properties to be
shortlisted in the regional heat of the national RIBA awards. Barrow House is a bespoke, contemporary family home that’s partially subterranean. Resembling a modest, modern barn from the roadside, the lower storey is concealed beneath a wildflower meadow. When viewed from the valley however, the house “opens up” to reveal a contemporary glass, concrete and
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metal structure which “seems to defy gravity,” said RIBA. Andy Inch from ID Architects said:
“Barrow House gave us an opportunity to work for some wonderful clients on a truly interesting site. It was our first Paragraph 55 house, and we are truly grateful for the ongoing success and recognition the whole team has received for this fantastic project. For it to be shortlisted for an RIBA award is the icing on the cake. Belvin did a great job on this project, managing the budgetary requirements and design quality on what was a very unique build.” Other properties shortlisted for the RIBA
Yorkshire Awards are: Leeds Playhouse, Manor Ridge Barn in North Yorkshire, Doncaster Enterprise Market, The Longhouse in York, Park, St Albans Place in Leeds, Nexus in Leeds, The Old School in North Yorkshire, Engineering Heartspace at the University of Sheffield, Thorney Barn in Calderdale, and the Barbara Hepworth Building at the University of Huddersfield. The winners will be announced at an
awards ceremony which is currently scheduled for 4 June. Properties that win at the regional RIBA awards will be considered for a RIBA National Award.
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