Checkerboard House: North London's Unique Window Masterpiece
A distinctive home in North London, known as the 'Checkerboard House', has garnered attention for its unique design featuring six different window types. Designed by renowned architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, the property is located in Grange Park, Enfield, and was completed in 2008.
The home, also known as the 'Checker House', is a striking single-family residence with a facade composed of an eclectic mix of windows and wall surfaces, each varying in size, shape, and function. This results in a diverse appearance reminiscent of modern art.
The property boasts a variety of window styles, including casement windows that open outwards, and tilt and turn windows that can open inwards for ventilation or from side hinges. Two narrow tilt and turn windows of different sizes flank the property, while the top floor features a triangular window that deviates from conventional designs. The home also incorporates two different casement window designs at the front.
The 'Checkerboard House' stands as a testament to the playful and experimental potential of modern residential architecture. Its unique design, a departure from conventional housing, has sparked much discussion in architectural circles, where it is often cited as an example of progressive living ideas.
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