Thinking back to research on vernacular architecture and materiality, with vernacular being a style of architecture that is specific to a region because of its use of materials and techniques, I have carried out some research on the local buildings and the materials used. Local hamstone and red brick is commonly used, both separately and together. I envisage my pavilion design seating to be made of hamstone, with natural bamboo or willow arches around the seating to replicate the arches in the Rose Tower building below.
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Fig.1 Various buildings and the follies within the villages of Stoford and Barwick showing vernacular materials used for the buildings in Stoford.
Fig. 2-16 Photographs of my site selection, The Green, taken from different angles.
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