Showing posts with label london fields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london fields. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 August 2015

Don't mind the price tag.

Exciting days.
After keeping it wrapped in the estate agents drawer, we felt it was the right time to see what the market reaction would be at this stage.
After having had serious interest while still in the draw, we thought we might as well put it out there and see what happens.
The potential buyer (who had not quite enough cash to stump up and ended up with a offer just too low to accept) was excited by the thought of coming in at an early stage to have the freedom to specify finishes and layout to his requirements.
So we thought there must be other architecture  enthusiasts who would be able to view beyond the chaos on site and possibly enjoy being part of the creative process. 
So voilĂ .... If anybody in the www wants an absolute unique property in trendy Hackney....
 "My people will talk to your people" as my friend always says (I have the feeling it's a quote from the Asterix and Obelix - the one where the Romans plan is to destabilise the village harmony  via the introduction of a hyper inflated capitalist system trading with obelisks ... A hilarious must read by the way!). 
Ps: apologies if some may percieve the price tag as "obscene" but am sorry its not me its London! 

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

What drawing skills!

Firstly... Happy new year!

Secondly... I had promessed some readers  to make an overall recap of the project so far... But am afraid this is not it yet!!!

And 3rd .... I have just got some drawings in my inbox which I simply had to share. (It may arguably give a good visual recap!)

We had decided to commission a friend and ex colleague of mine for some hand drawn visuals of the scheme for a potential off plan sale.

We did this knowing he has exceptional skills, but what I received is truely special.
It is work in progress, but already gives a great taste of things to come!

... And please bear with me. That recap is coming! 

Rear 3d view/ section 
Working out distances
I (shamelessly) allow myself some input. ( but pls don't judge my pathetic sketching skills (in comparison) too harshly -its done on my phone!)