As we all know, the first rule of Garden Office Club is that it has to be completely detached from the main home building. It can still be a first rate home office, but if it's part of the home it's by definition not a garden office. But we may have to rethink the history books thanks to this intriguing design from Shape Architecture for a build in Hammersmith, London.
It's a garden studio with a glazed link to the garden flat behind, not yet built but with planning permission granted. Here's what they say about it:
"The studio is a creative response to the garden setting and the glazed link is wide enough to provide further opportunities to sit and admire the garden. A composition of various types and size of glass panels ensure the studio and link are flooded with light and a wide variety of views are had. This composition of glass sits well with a series of green sedum roofs that define the various spaces. The nature of the site also allows for a second entrance to be created off the side street."
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