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  • Communities in the sky: Architects are embracing a very capitalist utopian dream

    June 25, 2015

    Architects are returning to the utopian idea of housing projects as selfcontained communities where residents are able to interact in social spaces. Only this time it’s a very capitalist dream   Here’s how most of us choose our homes: we pick an area we can afford, perhaps somewhere with a good school for the kids, [...]

  • Hartfield House: This architectural wonder is the ultimate blend of country bliss and avant-garde design

    June 25, 2015

    When a city-dweller dreams of leaving the rat race for the country, certain stock images appear. Most likely there will be fields of golden rapeseed, sheep bleating on hillsides and church spires reaching into an overcast sky. But deep into an ancient forest in East Sussex, you’ll find a light-filled construction of glass and sandstone [...]

  • Scandi luxe: Norway’s buoyant market rewards those with the patience to track down a plot of land and build their dream home

    June 25, 2015

    So hot is Oslo’s property market, the city’s lucky estate agents are behaving like auctioneers, requesting immediate bids after open house viewings. With houses so hard to come by, one alternative is to find a plot of land and build your own – a solution chosen by the owners of the recently completed Villa Melkeveien. [...]

  • The Kensington townhouse that reaches new heights in grandeur and design

    June 25, 2015

    As guests step over the flagstones to enter this penthouse in Kensington, their eyes will be drawn inexorably upwards by the vast space above them. The reception room at Academy Gardens is the tallest in London at 37ft – a grand entrance indeed. Before arriving, visitors will have passed through a gated entrance on Duchess [...]

  • Dell Park in Englefield Green is a polo fanatic’s dream on part of the Candy brothers’ former estate in Surrey

    June 25, 2015

    The British polo season has got off to a galloping start, but for some fans of the equestrian sport, viewing it from the sidelines just isn’t good enough. That was certainly the case for the private European owner of Dell Park in Englefield Green, Surrey, who set out 10 years ago to build a contemporary [...]

  • Drinking at home: An in-house bar is the latest must-have for London’s super-rich

    June 25, 2015

    There are a few base-level requirements if you’re planning on a selling a London property for upwards of £10m.   Gyms are essential, as are home cinemas. If there’s a roof, it must be terraced. If there’s a basement, there must be a wine cellar.   A recent addition to the ever-lengthening list of must-haves [...]

  • My house: Arianne Levene Piper, art consultant

    June 25, 2015

    I work as an art consultant so it’s natural for me to incorporate painting and sculpture into my home. I have some lovely pieces hanging in my living room. One bright abstract painting, which I picked up at the Frieze Art Fair, is by a major contemporary Japanese artist called Shinro Ohtake. I first saw [...]

  • German businessman who sued Ecclestone jumps into F1 bid talks

    June 24, 2015

    ONE OF the leaders of the German sports media firm that brought a $100m (£64m) case against Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone in 2013 has reportedly been brought on board as part of the consortium trying to buy the motor-racing giant. Bidders RSE Ventures and Qatari Sport are looking to buy a controlling 35 per [...]

  • Farah coach Salazar: Let haters hate

    June 24, 2015

    DOUBLE Olympic champion Mo Farah’s American coach Alberto Salazar has hit back at doping allegations, depicting the claims as a baseless smear campaign and declaring: “Let the haters hate.” In a painstaking and robust defence of his methods, Salazar addressed the multiple claims of sharp practice made against him in a BBC programme by former [...]

  • James Anderson urges England to douse Ashes flames and ease sledging

    June 24, 2015

    Record-breaking seamer James Anderson insists the competitive respect on show during England’s tussles with New Zealand this summer has proven that he no longer needs to depend on sledging for increased motivation.   Anderson, who became the first England bowler to claim 400 Test wickets in May, is no stranger to on-field tensions and was [...]

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