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Simon Kennedy / London Architectural Photographer
Courtyard facade.1/20

Courtyard facade. 1/20

Courtyard and corner in Winter.2/20

Courtyard and corner in Winter. 2/20

View from the first floor access walkways.3/20

View from the first floor access walkways. 3/20

Brick and timber courtyard elevation.4/20

Brick and timber courtyard elevation. 4/20

Brick and timber flank elevation facing new landscaping.5/20

Brick and timber flank elevation facing new landscaping. 5/20

Closer view of flank elevation.6/20

Closer view of flank elevation. 6/20

Courtyard and corner in Summer.7/20

Courtyard and corner in Summer. 7/20

Balustrade and roof structure over first floor access walkways.8/20

Balustrade and roof structure over first floor access walkways. 8/20

The existing school building by Edwin Lutyens.9/20

The existing school building by Edwin Lutyens. 9/20

Grassed courtyard and oak tree.10/20

Grassed courtyard and oak tree. 10/20

Grassed courtyard and oak tree.11/20

Grassed courtyard and oak tree. 11/20

Corner of flank elevation.12/20

Corner of flank elevation. 12/20

First floor walkways.13/20

First floor walkways. 13/20

Ground floor cloisters.14/20

Ground floor cloisters. 14/20

Ground floor cloisters.15/20

Ground floor cloisters. 15/20

Roof form and materials echo existing architecture.16/20

Roof form and materials echo existing architecture. 16/20

Brick detailing.17/20

Brick detailing. 17/20

Brick close-up.18/20

Brick close-up. 18/20

View from the first floor access walkways.19/20

View from the first floor access walkways. 19/20

Brick facade in Winter.20/20

Brick facade in Winter. 20/20

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HENRIETTA BARNETT SCHOOL, HAMPSTEAD GARDEN SUBURB
, 2011, HOPKINS ARCHITECTS
Situated in the conservation area of the Hampstead Garden Suburb, this £6.1 million scheme extends the 1911 Lutyens school with two new wings. The design features forms that echo and respond to the original design, and features detailed timber and brickwork facades. Architectural photography completed over two days. (All images copyright Simon Kennedy, London Architectural Photographer)
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